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Ganesh

Hindu god of wisdom and science

David Raftos

reject tissue from unrelated donor tunicates, second rejected faster

Irv Weissman

fusion of colonies of same genotype

Fester

Fester recognition of fuHC probably initiates rejection or fusionq

Sushruta

surgical transplant of skin

Gasparo Tagliacozzi

reconstruct nose and earlobes, rejection by unrelated donors

Eduard Zirm

transplanted cornea to restore vision to blinded patient

Ronald and Richard Herrick

Donated a kidney to brother, successful for first time

Peter Medawar

tolerance of organ transplant can be aquired

Milan Hasek

tolerance between transplanted chick embryos

Autologous

transplant of individuals own cells or organs

Syngeneic

transplant between genetically identical individuals

Congeneic

transplant between individuals that differe at only one locus

Allogeneic

transplant between unrelated individuals of species

Xenogeneic

Between different species

Orthotopic

transplant at normal site

Heterotopic

transplant at abnormal site

Geroge Snell Jackson

Evidence of immune rejection of grafts

What recognizes foreign MHC?

Allospecific T cells

How do allo-MHC recognize?

Foreign peptide, self MHC binding - normal recognition


Peptide independent binding - high affinity


Peptide dependent binding- high affinity

Major histocompatability

MHC on donor cells recognized by self T cells, fast response

Minor histocompatability

Donor epitopes presented on self MHC, slow response

Priming of T cell response to transplant

Donor DC migrate to LN, recognized by T cells, DAMP signals given to T cells, effector T cells move to transplant tissue

GVHD

Converse of host response to graft get donor lymphocyte responses to host antigen

Chemotherapeutics to control GVHD

Cyclosporin


Methotrexate


Steroids

Mixed chimerism

Generate alloreactive Tregs that suppress immune activation