… Animals that lack T cells are unable to reject fully mismatched … type T cells to these animals
is able to restore allograft rejection ( 16 … , Th9 cells secrete IL-9 and they recruit mast cells. Tfh …

… exert tissue damaging functions by virtue of IL-17 production which acts as a powerful
signal for neutrophil recruitment. Th17 cells are able to promote liver allograft rejection in a rat …

… T cell recruitment and promote acute allograft rejection remain … syngeneic and allogeneic
cardiac allografts during this time … Administration of rabbit KC antiserum to allograft recipients …

… transplantation prevents allograft rejection and induces alloreactive T cell anergy ( 15,16 ). …
Eosinophils are recruited and activated within the allograft through the combined action of IL…

… renal allografts by immunohistochemistry ( 20 ). In addition… -cell recruitment in acute allograft
rejection. This study design allows a more comprehensive comparison of the acute rejection …

… (Bonzo) in activated T cells (16). We report for the first time that corneal allograft rejection is
dependent, not only in the number of effector T cells recruited into the transplant site, but also …

… Allograft rejection involves recruitment and activation of circulating leukocytes in response
to coordinated changes in microvascular ECs (reviewed in ( 41 ). Proinflammatory alterations …

… of allograft survival, even if begun after the onset of rejection. … rejecting human cardiac
allografts, we conclude that CXCR3 plays a key role in T cell activation, recruitment, and allograft …

… functional interrelationship between endothelial cell repair mechanisms and the … allograft
rejection. We discuss several processes and mechanisms by which the EPC can be recruited …

… overview of acute allograft rejection by describing those … the cell-specific production of
chemokines in allograft rejection … of cell-specific chemokine-mediated recruitment have not …