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11.1

syngeneic graft (isograft)
- genetically identical eg. monozygotic twin, within inbred mouse strain
11.2

allogeneic graft
- genetically different, same species
- related - blood relatives share some genes through descent
- unrelated
11.3

xenograft
different species
11.4

allorecognition
- immune recognition of differences b/w members of the same species (alloantigens)
11.5

First set rejection
- revascularization: days 3-7
- cellular infiltrate: days 7-10
- necrotic tissues, damaged blood vessels, blood clotsL days 10-14
11.6

second set rejection
- sensitized through prior transplant or transfusion or pregnancy
- may lead to reduced graft survival and /or hyperacute rejection
11.7

MHC and Ag restriction
- a single TCR can see self MHC + foreign peptide or foreign MHC + some peptide
11.8

recognition of foreign MHC molecules

1) direct cellular recognition
- donor APC expressing donor MHC interact w/ recipient T cells
11.9

recognition of foreign MHC molecules

2) indirect cellular recognition
- recipient APC presents fragments of foreign HLA proteins to recipient T cells
11.10

minor histocompatibility antigens:
- polymorphic proteins other than HLA can stimulate allorecognition
- slow rate of rejection
11.11

suppress immune response
- inhibit mitosis
- anti-inflammatory agents
- interfere with immune cell activation
- T/B cell depletion