Singh R, Mechelse K, Stefanko S
J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry. 1977 Sep;40(9):865-71. doi: 10.1136/jnnp.40.9.865.
Histocompatibility seems to play an important role in the regeneration of nerve allografts. Compatible tissue typed nerve allografts behave more like autografts and are, therefore, more readily accepted by the host tissue without producing evident tissue rejection. The influence of histocompatibility difference becomes more marked if the graft is longer than 30-40 mm. Irradiation as a means of reducing the immune reaction of the nerve allografts does not seem to have any beneficial effect along with tissue typing. Preservation of nerve grafts at - 70°C does not have any untoward effect.
组织相容性似乎在同种异体神经移植的再生中起着重要作用。组织类型相容的神经同种异体移植物的行为更类似于自体移植物，因此更容易被宿主组织接受，而不会产生明显的组织排斥反应。如果移植物长度超过30 - 40毫米，组织相容性差异的影响会更加明显。作为减少神经同种异体移植物免疫反应手段的辐照，似乎与组织分型一样没有任何有益效果。在-70°C下保存神经移植物没有任何不良影响。
