Abstract:Intrauterine hematopoietic cell transplantation (IUT), a promising therapy for congenital haematological disease, is limited by subtherapeutic donor cell chimerism (DCC). Microchimerism of maternal immune cells (MMc) trafficked into fetal IUT recipients may directly influence immune-mediated donor cell clearance. We investigated if maternal dendritic cell (DC) suppression reduces recipient alloresponsiveness to donor cells, improving DCC. IUT was performed at E14 in pregnancies resulting from crossing CD11c.DT… Show more
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