Dose-effect relationship of donor antigenic specificity CD4~+ CD25~+ Treg cells prolonging survival of rat kidney allograft / 中华器官移植杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To investigate the dose-effect relationship of donor antigenic specificity CD4~+ CD25~+ Treg cells prolonging the survival of rat kidney allograft.Methods Sixty allograft kid- ney transplantation animal models were established with SD rats as donors and Wistar rats as recipi- ents.CD4~+ CD25~+ T cells were sorted from Wistar rats'spleens by way of MACS and the phenotypes of donor antigenic specificity were induced in vitro.According to the quantities of prepared CD4~+ CD25~+ T cells injected through tail vein in kidney transplantation,models were divided into four ex- perimental groups2?10~5(group I),5?10~5(groupⅡ),1?10~6(groupⅢ),2?10~6(groupⅣ).The models which had no injection served as control group(n=12).The survival of the transplanted kid- ney was observed.The levels of blood serum creatinine were determined and the histopathological changes in the transplanted kidney were observed at day 4,9 and 15.The results of histopathology were evaluated according to the standard of Banff Schema and the semi-quantitative scores were gained by way of Watanabe.The reaction indexes of receptor spleen cells to the donor antigens were tested by way of MTT at day 15.Results The mean survival time of transplanted kidneys was the highest in groupⅢ[(31.4?4.6)days]and lowest in the control group[(11.7?6.2)days].There was signif- icant difference between groupⅢand control group in levels of serum cre'atinine(P