… subset of the mononuclear macrophage population the PGCs. In conclusion, the macrophage
population is certainly involved in lineage-specific chimerism and minimal residual disease…

… Mixed chimerism is associated with improved immunocompetence compared with full
allogeneic chimerism … To evaluate immunological defensive capability of macrophages in mixed …

Induction of mixed chimerism has the potential to overcome the current limitations of
transplantation, namely chronic rejection, complications of immunosuppressive therapy and the …

… +, granulocyte-macrophage colony-forming units). We found that rejection and disease
recurrence occur in approximately one third of patients with early mixed chimerism. High levels of …

… -B7 expression in granulocyte-, macrophage-, and lymphocyte… longer than 16 weeks with
stable chimerism. When HLA-A2.1 … may be useful for establishing mixed chimerism, which may …

… /macrophages, 16% of the probands had maternal Mc (4/25) and in NK cells 28% (5/18).
Maternal Mc levels in monocyte/macrophages … to monocyte/macrophages and B lymphocytes …

… Until now, studies on mixed chimerism (MCh) after allogeneic bone marrow transplantation
(BMT) have predominantly focused on the B-and T-lymphocyte population, but not on distinct …

… development of strategies to induce mixed hematopoietic chimerism and allospecific tolerance.
… the induction of allospecific tolerance and mixed hematopoietic chimerism, while delay of …

… This strategy has offered proof of concept that operational tolerance can be induced in
humans through mixed chimerism, defined as a state wherein donor and recipient hematopoietic …

… The induction of mixed hematopoietic chimerism is therefore … , describes the concept of
mixed chimerism as a promising … in developing clinically feasible mixed chimerism protocols. …