Cyclosporin A and the immune response to transplantation antigens.
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Hess A D
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Lymphokine Res. 1982;1(2):23-7.
PMID:6239956
Abstract
Cyclosporin A (CsA) is a promising new immunosuppressive agent with considerable clinical potential. In addition to its ability to prolong allografts and possibly induce transplantation tolerance, this agent appears capable of selectively affecting different T lymphocyte subpopulations. Thus, Cyclosporin A may not only be a useful drug in clinical transplantation, but it may also become an important immunologic probe allowing the dissection of complex cellular interactions involved in the immune response.
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