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Alloimmunity (sometimes
called isoimmunity) is an
immune response to
nonself antigens from
members of the same species,
which are
called alloantigens or...
- The
spectrum of
target antigens ****ociated with
tumor immunity and
alloimmunity after allogeneic HSCT: Host-derived T and B
cells can be
induced to recognize...
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attacking the patient's RBCs. This
mechanism could be autoimmunity,
alloimmunity or a drug-induced immune-mediated mechanism.
Hemolytic disease of the...
- system's
white blood cells reject the recipient. The
underlying principle (
alloimmunity) is the same, but the
details and
course may differ. GvHD can also occur...
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other polymorphic antigen systems. It is a test of the
degree of
alloimmunity in a
graft recipient and thus a test that
quantifies the risk of transplant...
- with graft-versus-host
disease (GvHD), as the
underlying principle of
alloimmunity is the same. CD4+CD25+
regulatory T
cells (Treg) can be used to suppress...
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placental insufficiency and/or
fetal hypoxia.
Other causes, such as
alloimmunity, genetics, autoimmunity, and infection, are less frequent. Thrombocytopenia...
- g. HbH
disease Systemic conditions Sepsis Arteriovenous malformation Alloimmunity (The
neonatal or cord
blood gives a
positive direct Coombs test and the...
- Immune-mediated
hemolytic reactions, such as DHTR,
represent a type of
alloimmunity. Non-immune
hemolysis may
result from thermal, osmotic, or mechanical...
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termed "natural autoimmunity").
Autoimmunity should not be
confused with
alloimmunity.
While a high
level of
autoimmunity is unhealthy, a low
level of autoimmunity...
