Effect of operation-synchronizing transfusion of apoptotic spleen cells from donor rats on acute rejection of recipient rats after liver transplantation

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World Journal of Gastroenterology

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World J Gastroenterol. Feb 28, 2005; 11(8): 1161-1166
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Figure 1 Boxplot of ALT one week after liver transplantation ALT: Alanine transaminase; Blank: The group without liver transplantation; Control: The group only with liver transplantation; Dex: The group treated with dexamethasone; SpC: The group treated with spleen cells; Dex-SpC: The group treated with dexamethasone and spleen cells.

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Figure 2 Boxplot of T bili one week after liver transplantation T bili: Total bilirubin; Blank: The group without liver transplantation; Control: The group with only liver transplantation; Dex: The group treated with dexamethasone; SpC: The group treated with spleen cells; Dex-SpC: The group treated with dexamethasone and spleen cells.

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Figure 3 Histopathology in different groups. A: Histopathology in blank control group showing no acute rejection (HE, A1: original magnification: 33×; A2: original magnification: 132×); B: Histopathology in control group showing slightly acute rejection 1 wk after orthotopic liver transplantation (OLT) (HE, B1: original magnification: 33×; B2: original magnification: 132×); C: Histopathology in Dex group showing slight–moderate acute rejection 1 wk after OLT (HE, C1: original magnification: 33×; C2: original magnification: 132×); D: Histopathology in SpC group showing moderate–acute rejection 1 wk after OLT, with less extensive hepatocyte necrosis (HE, D1: original magnification: 33×; D2: original magnification: 132×); E: Histopathology in Dex-SpC group showing serious acute rejection 1 wk after OLT, with more extensive hepatocytes necrosis (HE, E1: original magnification: 33; E2: original magnification: 132×).

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Figure 4 Curve of survival time after liver transplantation in each group. Pooled over strata (statistic = 11.13, P = 0.011), Pairwise over strata, D vs A (statistic = 6.93, P = 0.0085), B (statistic = 4.57, P = 0.0326), C (statistic = 2.24 , P = 0.1342). A: control group, B: Dex group, C: SpC group, D: Dex-SpC group.

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Figure 5 Diagram of synchronizing transfusion of apoptotic spleen cells accelerating acute rejection of rat liver transplantation.

Citation: Liu J, Gao Y, Wang S, Sun EW, Wang Y, Zhang Z, Shan YQ, Zhong SZ. Effect of operation-synchronizing transfusion of apoptotic spleen cells from donor rats on acute rejection of recipient rats after liver transplantation. World J Gastroenterol 2005; 11(8): 1161-1166
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