1978
DOI: 10.1007/bf00265761
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Cell mediated immunity to allografts of fresh and treated bone

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“…The method is a good indicator of class-I antigen mismatch. While flow cytometry and mixed lymphocyte reactions were not used in our study, others have shown that medullary washout before placing the transplant does not statistically reduce the class-II MHC load in experimental composite-tissue allotransplantations, which would indicate that our model is clinically relevant 41,42 . Skin has been shown to be the most immunogenic tissue in composite-tissue allotransplantations 43 .…”
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“…The method is a good indicator of class-I antigen mismatch. While flow cytometry and mixed lymphocyte reactions were not used in our study, others have shown that medullary washout before placing the transplant does not statistically reduce the class-II MHC load in experimental composite-tissue allotransplantations, which would indicate that our model is clinically relevant 41,42 . Skin has been shown to be the most immunogenic tissue in composite-tissue allotransplantations 43 .…”
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“…Freezing also reduces the immunogenicity (Burwell 1969). According to Elves (1978), frozen allogeneic bone does not elicit humoral immune response, but evokes a cell-mediated immune response. Frozen grafts are accepted better than fresh grafts (Burwell 1969, Volkov andImamalieyv 1976).…”
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“…So konnte zwar die Existenz des MHCKomplexes serologisch nachgewiesen werden [16,18]; eine signifikante Korrelation zwischen MHC-Kompatibilität und klinischem Einheilungsergebnis fand sich jedoch nicht [16]. Ging man früher immer von einem völ-ligen Verlust der antigenen Eigenschaften durch die Kältekonservie-rung aus, so konnte doch mittlerweile experimentell und klinisch gezeigt werden [14,29,40], daß diese Konservierung nicht zur Antigenreduktion beim Knochengewebe führt. Nach neueren Untersuchungen ist vielmehr davon auszugehen, daß für den Umbau der Transplantate eine Knochenantigenität erforderlich ist, die die resorptiven Vorgänge induziert.…”
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