| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9273888 | Transplant Immunology | 2005 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
B1 immunosuppression of mitogen-activated T cell proliferation occurs in G1-S transition. It may be associated with the expression of cyclin A, D and p33cdk2 proteins. B1 prevents rat heart allograft rejection in vivo. The mechanism of B1 is different from tacrolimus and sirolimus.
Keywords
FACSphorbol 12-myristate 13-acetatePBMCsMACSFK506PRBSACIC50APCsConcanavalin ARAPALPS50% inhibitory concentrationCDKsPMAAntigen presenting cellsEBVCSAimmunoglobulin Con ATacrolimusImmunosuppressantRapamycinperipheral blood mononuclear cellscyclosporin Afluorescence activated cell sortinglipopolysaccharidemagnetic activated cell sortingEpstein–Barr virusretinoblastoma proteinPropidium iodideCell cyclecyclin-dependent kinases
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Authors
Anlun Ma, Shijie Qi, Dasheng Xu, Pierre Daloze, Huifang Chen,