Sentence examples for recipient tissues from inspiring English sources

In addition, a mismatch between donor and recipient tissues can lead to an immune reaction between cells of the host and cells of the graft.

These plasma miRNAs are actively secreted from tissues and are mainly packaged by microvesicles (MVs), which will then deliver these miRNAs and facilitate their entry into distance recipient tissues to regulate gene expression (Zhang et al., 2010).

We propose a 3-phase model of GVHD that highlights the importance of the conditioning regimen on the recipient tissues administered prior to infusion of donor bone marrow inoculum.

Finally, in our model the skin graft was transferred as an avascular tissue with infiltration of local blood vessels and eventual incorporation into the recipient tissues.

In all tissues examined, the presence of the donor allele in the recipient tissues confirmed the success of transplantation in each experimental animal used in the study.

Of note, T cells specific for a single MiHA, such as H7a, never elicit graft-versus-host disease even when their target MiHA is ubiquitously expressed in recipient tissues and organs [6] [8].

As seen in Fig. 4 (bottom right), the flap shows an excellent color match with recipient tissue.

However, one obstacle to this approach is that the transplanted ASC population can decline rapidly in the recipient tissue.

These findings indicate that, S1P can induce neoangiogenesis from the recipient tissue even in the absence of ovarian grafts and S1P targets both the implantation site and ovarian tissue to enhance graft survival.

These results indicate that the appropriate restricting elements of the recipient tissue are required for the proper development of human transgenic antiviral specific TCR-containing cells into mature thymocytes and T cells.

It is likely that these topobiological effects are stronger in the border zones of the MI than that in the central zone, as shown in Figures 4B and C. The therapeutic potential of our stem cells tended to increase when transplanted cells were aggregated in a particular area of the recipient tissue.