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Routes to Transplant Tolerance Versus Rejection; the Role of Cytokines

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Journal Immunity
Publisher Cell Press
Date 2004 Feb 21
PMID 14975235
Citations 22
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Abstract

The alloimmune response can be divided into specific junctures where critical decisions between tolerance and immunity are made which define the outcome of the transplant. At these "decision nodes" various cytokines direct alloresponsive T cells to develop either a proinflammatory response aimed at graft destruction or an immunoregulatory response facilitating graft acceptance. This review will focus on the role of these cytokines in influencing the progression of an alloimmune response leading ultimately to either allograft survival or rejection.

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