Sentence examples for immunological match from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it should go to someone who is a perfect immunological match.

They are also allowed to do therapeutic cloning - using the same technique that created Dolly the sheep to produce a cloned embryo and then deriving embryonic stem cells that are an immunological match for a patient.

Every cell and every tissue derived from those stem cells would be a perfect immunological match, which would immediately circumvent the big stumbling block of current transplant medicine: matching tissue.

Dr. John Milner, a transplant surgeon at Loyola, said he then selected Mr. Terry to receive the kidney because he was the best immunological match on the hospital's wait list.

The program quickly eliminates matches that will not work because of incompatible blood types or antibodies, or because a transplant candidate insists that a donor be under a certain age or a close immunological match.

Imagine further that, with the use of controversial technologies like cloning, you might one day donate a snippet of your own skin, allowing scientists to harvest stem cells that theoretically would become a self-generated and limitless supply of transplant tissue -- tissue that would make a perfect immunological match with you because, after all, it is you.

These results with Fungisome could match the immunological profile obtained with AmB as early as one week posttreatment demonstrating the importance of immunomodulatory effects exerted by the disease inhibiting cytokines for successful cure [ 7, 10].

These results with KALSOME™10 at 7.5 mg/kg double dose could match the immunological profile obtained with AmB as early as two days posttreatment without showing any infusion related side effects.

Donors were selected based on race, skin color, sex, blood type, age, HLA matching, and immunological status [ 12, 16– 19, 22].

In a case control study [ 12] that included two groups of patients well matched for immunological risk variables but differing in the use of ATG induction, a significant increase (over 10%) of anti-HLA class I antibodies after transplant, using a FlowPRA solid-phase assay, was observed more frequently in ATG induced patients than in those without induction therapy (22.2% versus 0%; P = 0.02).

"The mice are cured". People with sickle cell disease can be cured with bone marrow transplants, but only about 20percentt of patients have a healthy sibling whose tissue type is a close enough match to avoid immunological complications, Townes said.