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US 2010/0074902 A1Published application
Methods for human allografting
AssigneeThe General Hospital Corporation
InventorMegan Sykes
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Abstract
A method of preparing a human recipient for a graft from a human which includes: administering donor peripheral blood progenitor cells to the recipient, and providing a minimally ablative.
Claims9
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A method of preparing a human recipient for a graft from a human donor, without administering irradiation to promote the formation of mixed chimerism and without thymic irradiation, the method comprising:
- administering to the recipient an anti-CD2 monoclonal antibody;
- administering to the recipient, donor peripheral blood progenitor in an amount sufficient to form mixed chimerism in the absence whole body irradiation and thymic irradiation;
- administering to the recipient, a non-chronic course of an immunosuppressant;
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- administering to the recipient, one or both of a blocker of the CD40 ligand-CD40 interaction and a blocker of the CD28-B7 interaction.
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