histoincompatible

(hĭs″tō-ĭn″kŏm-pă′tĭ-bl)

Immunologically incompatible (e.g., for tissue transplantation).

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lymphocyte transformation

References in periodicals archive ?

Jordan, "Intravenous immunoglobulin suppression of HLA alloAb in highly sensitized transplant candidates and transplantation with a histoincompatible organ," Transplantation, vol.

HLA Class Ia and Ib Polyreactive Anti-HLA-E IgG2a Monoclonal Antibodies (TFL-006 and TFL-007) Suppress Anti-HLA IgG Production by CD19+ B Cells and Proliferation of CD4+ T Cells While Upregulating Tregs

Pre-treating histoincompatible donor bone marrow with a highly selective immunosuppressant improves engraftment rates and reduces the risk of graft-versus-host disease (GVHD), Boston, Mass.

Pre-treating histoincompatible donor bone marrow reduces risk of GVHD

Since then, studies in the fully histoincompatible rat transplant model of PVG donor to DA recipient have shown that increasing antigen load, by transplanting multiple organs, increases allograft survival rates.

Liver transplant tolerance and its application to the clinic: can we exploit the high dose effect?