In organ transplantation, development of immunosuppressive treatment and improved
diagnosis of allograft rejection has resulted in increased allograft survival in recent years …

The immunological properties of endothelial cells suggest they perform a pivotal role in
acute and chronic rejection following solid organ transplantation. Their constitutive …

The immunological properties of human endothelial cells suggest they perform a pivotal role
in acute and chronic rejection following solid organ transplantation. In this review the basic …

This review of clinical and experimental studies aims at analyzing the interplay between
graft endothelium and host immune system in renal transplantation, and how it affects the …

Antibody‐mediated rejection (AMR) has been identified as a main obstacle for stable
immune tolerance and long survival of kidney allografts. In spite of new insights into the …

Vascular endothelial cells are the first interface between donor and recipient in organ
transplantation. Endothelial cells and smooth muscle cells are key actors of acute and …

In organ transplantation, blood borne cells and macromolecules (eg, antibodies) of the host
immune system are brought into direct contact with the endothelial cell lining of graft vessels …

Antibody-mediated rejection (AMR) of solid organ transplants is characterized by the
activation and injury of the allograft endothelium. Histological and transcriptomic studies …

Graft rejection remains the major obstacle after vascularized solid organ transplantation.
Endothelial cells, which form the interface between the transplanted graft and the host's …

The endothelial cell is a likely candidate for the site of rejection in allograft or xenograft
cardiac transplantation. Any or all of the cell surface molecules on donor endothelium could …