CD95 ligand (FasL)-induced apoptosis is necessary for corneal allograft survival

Keyphrases

• Allograft Survival 100%
• Induced Apoptosis 100%
• Fas Ligand 100%
• CD95 Ligand 100%
• Corneal Allograft 100%
• Cornea 20%
• Immune Privilege 20%
• Corneal Transplantation 20%
• Mouse Model 10%
• Apoptosis 10%
• Immunosuppressive Therapy 10%
• Apoptotic Cell Death 10%
• Inflammatory Cells 10%
• Lymphoid Cells 10%
• Mononuclear Cells 10%
• Histological Analysis 10%
• Apoptosis Induction 10%
• Autologous Transplantation 10%
• Immune-privileged Sites 10%
• In Vitro Culture System 10%
• Soluble Mediators 10%
• Human Cornea 10%
• Anatomical Barriers 10%
• Mouse Cornea 10%
• Tissue Transplant 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Graft Survival 100%
• Programmed Cell Death 100%
• Fas Ligand 100%
• Transplantation 25%
• Immune Privilege 16%
• Corneal Transplantation 16%
• In Vitro 8%
• Immunosuppressive Treatment 8%
• Allograft 8%
• Mediator 8%
• Inflammatory Cell 8%
• Lymphoid Cell 8%
• Mononuclear Cell 8%
• Immunity 8%
• Anatomical Barrier 8%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Fas Ligand 100%
• Allograft 100%
• Programmed Cell Death 100%
• Immune Privilege 16%
• Mouse Model 8%
• Mediator 8%
• Immunity 8%
• Innate Lymphoid Cell 8%
• Mononuclear Cell 8%
• Inflammatory Cell 8%
• Immunosuppressive Therapy 8%
• Corneal Transplantation 8%
• Anatomical Barrier 8%