Inflammation in syngrafts remains concentrated at the graft-recipient interface through POD 5.
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posted on 2017-07-26, 17:36 authored by Or Friedman, Narin Carmel, Meirav Sela, Ameen Abu Jabal, Amir Inbal, Moshe Ben Hamou, Yakov Krelin, Eyal Gur, Nir ShaniSamples from the syngraft-recipient interface were removed on POD 2 (A) or POD 5(B) and paraffin sections were stained with H&E. A panoramic view made by stitching images, is presented. Insets of the original images are displayed to provide a higher image resolution of selected regions. The area of the syngraft is surrounded by a black line.
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3CLpost-VCA responsesallogeneic vascularized groin flap transplantationsallogeneic vascularized groin flapanti-alloantigen adaptiveday 5 post-transplantationorgan rejectionstage rejectionface vascularizedCCLPCRwound healing-associated genesResults Immune cell infiltrationprotein analysesrejection phasewound sitePost-operative days 2allograft rejection processesVCA rejection ratesIL -10VCA rejectionCXCL5 dayscell infiltrationdonor-recipient interfaceallograft rejectionCXdamage siteConclusions High resemblancetransplant acceptancerat model Background Handcell infiltration spreadbroad-scope gene
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