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Syngeneic
identical genetic match ( self and clones)
Allogeneic
same species not twins
Xenogeneic
major gen differences
Autograft
self tissue
isograft
between syngeneic indviduals (twins or clones)
allograft
same species not twins
xenograft
between xenogeneic ind.
MHC
closely linked family of polymorphic genes which encode for cell surface histocompatibility antigens responsible for transplant rejection
Allograft rejection timetable
2-4 Days- Graft pale, then appears pink
4-7- gragt becomes cyanotic and necrotic infiltration of mononuclear cells and thrombosis
10-12- macroscopic rejection
Rejection determined by (5)
Degree of gen difference
quantity
type of tissue
immune status of host
previous exposure
Three phases of allograft rejection
Recognition
Proliferation
Destruction
Recog- APC cells go to lymph nodes primarily CD4+ cells
Prolif- CD4 cells and pacmans mediate the induction of proliferation of T and B cells
Destro- CD8 cells primary force
cytolysis from perforins granzyme apoptosis
B cells go to plasma cells C5a lysis and ADCC via K NK cells
Tissue matching
HLA molecule study
MHC Classes
Class I- A,B,CTLs
class II- D DP DQ DR CD4
Tissue typing
PCR technique to see how different
not correlative between number of dif and severity of rejection
might be MINOR HISTO antigens in perfect match
Mixed leukocyte culture test
mimics proliferation by measuring hosts CD4 cells against donor cells (HLA D targeted)
class I secondary
explain??
responder cells
stimulator cells
stimulator cells recieve one way irradition to stop there reactivty against host
mix for several days see rate of proliferation
Immune suppresants
radiation
cytotoxic chemotherapy
Graft V Host
CD4 and inflamattion get out of hand, host loses intestinal mucosa, mononuclear cells in epithelia of skin, hepatic bile duct infiltration bronchial mucosa.
GVHD increased when immunocompetent donor tissues are transferred to immunoincompetent
like babies
immunosuppresive therapies
immunodeficient patients
Bone Marrow transplant
stem cells
lots of CD34 cells
helpful to replace immune system