Immunity of XXXX alleviated graft reject in liver transplantation compared with non-fungus recipients.

@entity650 @entity404 @entity1356 @entity310 @entity4909 @entity364 @entity4155 @entity379 @entity403 @entity1199 @entity3646 @entity687 @entity688 @entity2841
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate of the immune tolerance in adult LT recipients with Invasive @entity364 (IFIs). METHODS: 109 consecutive LT recipients who received LT were included. Percentage of T subsets ( @entity404 +CD25hiCD127- T cells, @entity404 +CD25loCD45RA+ T cells, @entity404 +CD25loCD45RA- and @entity404 +CD45RA-CD45RO+ T cells populations), levels of cytokines ( @entity1356 , @entity1199 , @entity3646 , @entity650 , @entity687 , @entity688 , @entity379 , IL-12p70, @entity4155 , @entity310 , @entity4909 and @entity2841 ) were detected by FACS and Bioplex in peripheral blood. Biopsy specimens were fixed, monoclonal antibodies against @entity404 , @entity403 and @entity4155 were applied to the above sections and FISH was performed. RESULTS: The risk of acute rejection was decreased in fungal infected liver transplant recipients comparing with non-fungal infected group. @entity404 +CD25hiCD127T cell population was increased in peripheral blood and memory @entity404 +CD45RA-CD45RO+ T cell population decreased. There was significant lower levels observed in na  ve @entity404 +CD25loCD45RA+ and @entity404 +CD25loCD45RA- T cell populations in fungal infected liver transplant. Moreover, @entity1199 , @entity650 , @entity688 and @entity2841 were decreased. However, no significant difference with @entity3646 and @entity687 in serum in two infected LT recipients. CONCLUSION: The incidence of graft rejection in liver transplantation recipients with @entity364 was lower than the non-fungal group. It is important to assess the risk during pretransplant and postoperation for liver transplantation.
