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• W2020595624 abstract "The presence of microchimerism in transplanted tissues is well defined; however, the timeframe of appearance and disappearance of engraftment in liver allograft is unknown. The aims of this study were to analyze for the presence of recipient-derived cells in sex-mismatched individuals after liver transplantation, comparing the frequency of recipient-derived cell repopulation in early versus late transplant biopsies and to evaluate the relationship between recipient-derived cell repopulation and the severity of graft injury.Paraffin-embedded liver biopsy samples of 18 recipients were reviewed. Sixteen of them were obtained from recipients with sex-mismatched donors. The remaining two were obtained from recipients with sex-matched donors and were used as controls. Immunohistochemistry and fluorescence in situ hybridization double-labeling method were performed on pretreated slides using anti-human hepatocyte antibody to identify hepatocytes, a mouse anti-human cytokeratin-7 to identify ductal epithelial cells, and using CEPX/Y DNA probes for visualizing X and Y chromosomes. The double-labeled slides were examined systematically using an image analyzer system.The mean time from transplantation to biopsy was 8.1 months. Eleven of the 16 samples obtained from recipients with sex-mismatched grafts demonstrated recipient-derived hepatocyte repopulation, comprising a mean of 2.1% of the hepatocytes. In the control biopsies, none of the cells demonstrated different nuclear signals from the donor's sex origin. The presence and proportion of recipient-derived hepatocyte repopulation rate were significantly higher in early transplant biopsies than in late transplant biopsies (P < 0.05).Some hepatocytes of sex-mismatched liver grafts were replaced by recipient-derived cells during injury. Such repopulation is more common in the early liver-graft biopsies. The severity of acute cellular rejection appears to have no effect on the rate of recipient-derived repopulation." @default.
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• W2020595624 title "Recipient-Derived Hepatocytes in Sex-Mismatched Liver Allografts after Liver Transplantation: Early versus Late Transplant Biopsies" @default.
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