[Immunosuppressive agents and keratoplasties. Apropos of 5 cases].
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[Immunosuppressive agents].
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[Biochemical studies on the glomerular basement membrane. (2). Effects of immunosuppressive agents on nephrotoxin-induced nephritis. (1)].
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[Immunoglobulins and histological findings in chronic liver diseases treated with immunosuppressive agents].
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[Interferon and protection of the mouse against experimental infestation transmitted by the erythgrocytic forms of Plasmodium berghei injected in massive doses. II. Effects of several immunosuppressive agents on protection patterns by a viral interferon inducer].
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Immunosuppressant agents in the treatment of glomerulonephritis. 2. Cytotoxic drugs.
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[Immunosuppressive agents or splenectomy in hematologic autoaggressive diseases? Clinical experiment report].
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[Effect of an immunosuppressive agent (azathioprine) on the evolution of experimental virus MHV-3 hepatitis].
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[Wegener's syndrome with localized changes in the upper respiratory tracts, lungs, kidneys and eyes treated with immunosuppressive agents and observed for 6 1/2 years].
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Tracheal allograft transplantation in rats: the role of immunosuppressive agents in development of obliterative airway disease.
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Effect of some immunosuppressive agents on blastogenesis and target-cell lysis in vitro.
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[Effect of immunosuppressive agents on the dynamics of renal blood flow in patients with collagen diseases].
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State of immunosuppressive agents in organ transplantation.
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Preoperative identification of high-risk recipients of first kidney transplants by in vitro lymphocyte resistance to immunosuppressive agents.
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[Indications for immunosuppressive agents in glomerular nephropathies].
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[Immunosuppressive agents in treatment of liver cirrhosis: personal experience].
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Bacterial infections during immunosuppression - immunosuppressive agents interfere not only with immune response, but also with polymorphonuclear cell function.
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New biologic immunosuppressive agents in transplantation.
Antigen-specific immunologic nonresponsiveness (tolerance) to alloantigens is a goal in transplantation. Most successful strategies of tolerance induction target the T cell. Activation of a quiescent T cell requires two different signals. Signal 1 is delivered when the T-cell receptor is engaged by foreign antigen presented by major histocompatibility complex molecules. Several potential pathways exist to deliver signal 2, which is also termed a costimulatory signal, although by far the best characterized pathway is through the T-cell co-receptor CD28. Blockade of either signal 1 or signal 2 may be sufficient to induce tolerance to alloantigens. Recent advances in knowledge of T-cell receptor-major histocompatibility complex interactions, in mechanisms of self-tolerance and in the identity and importance of costimulatory receptors and their ligands, have led to the development of various new strategies to block signals 1 and 2 using biologic agents. This review focuses on the most promising new modalities.
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