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Tolerance in Renal Transplantation

Marco Antonio, Beatríz González, Éctor Jaime Ramírez Barba, Eduardo Guani

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This pathway is thought to be the dominant pathway involved in the early alloimmune response (acute graft rejection), as the relative number of T cells that proliferate on contact with

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This pathway is thought to be the dominant pathway involved in the early alloimmune response (acute graft rejection), as the relative number of T cells that proliferate on contact with

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This pathway is thought to be the dominant pathway involved in the early alloimmune response (acute graft rejection), as the relative number of T cells that proliferate on contact with

Key concepts: Immunosuppression, Immune tolerance, Transplantation, Immune system, Medicine, Immunologic Tolerance, Organ transplantation, Immunology

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