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Biology of Blood and Marrow Transplantation
Volume 13, Issue 9
, Pages
1022-1030
, September 2007
Host T Cells Affect Donor T Cell Engraftment and Graft-versus-Host Disease after Reduced-Intensity Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation
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The magnitude and duration of mixed chimerism in the T cell compartment is variable after TID-RIST with TCD. A, Peripheral blood T cell donor chimerism after TCD (top) and TCR (bottom) RIST. B, Two pa
The magnitude and duration of mixed chimerism in the T cell compartment is variable after TID-RIST with TCD. A, Peripheral blood T cell donor chimerism after TCD (top) and TCR (bottom) RIST. B, Two patterns of donor T cell engraftment are seen after TCD-RIST. (Top) Rapid engraftment was characterized by stable complete donor T cell chimerism by day +42, prior to DLI. (Bottom) MCT was characterized by variable donor cbimerism in the T cell compartment, and FDCT established after administration of DLI. Black bars: median values; shaded bars: first and third quartiles; lines: ranges.
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Progression toward FDCT is uneven after TCD RIST. Lines connect T cell chimerism data points for individual subjects with MCT; shaded area: donor chimerism 90%; solid lines: patients with less than grProgression toward FDCT is uneven after TCD RIST. Lines connect T cell chimerism data points for individual subjects with MCT; shaded area: donor chimerism 90%; solid lines: patients with less than grade II aGVHD; dotted lines: patients who developed grades II-IV acute GVHD; open triangle: cyclosporine taper; arrows: scheduled DLI.
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aGVHD was observed at or after establishment of FDCT regardless of DLI administration. A, All 7 of the patients in the rapid engraftment subgroup developed aGVHD, including 3 prior to receiving any scaGVHD was observed at or after establishment of FDCT regardless of DLI administration. A, All 7 of the patients in the rapid engraftment subgroup developed aGVHD, including 3 prior to receiving any scheduled DLI. aGVHD occurred in 4 of 10 patients with MCT. The shaded triangle, below the line connecting symmetrical time points, represents the theoretical area in which values would fall if subjects developed aGVHD at or before the establishment of FDCT. Arrows: scheduled DLI. B, Incidence and onset of aGVHD after TCD according to number of scheduled DLI received.
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Although host CD8+ T cell counts were associated with MCT there was no direct association with aGVHD. Postinduction circulating CD8+ T cell counts in TCD recipients with MCT and rapid FDCT (left panelAlthough host CD8+ T cell counts were associated with MCT there was no direct association with aGVHD. Postinduction circulating CD8+ T cell counts in TCD recipients with MCT and rapid FDCT (left panel) and grade 0-I versus II-IV aGVHD (right panel). Bars: median values.
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Patterns of T cell recovery after TCD. A, Recovery of circulating T cells in TCD recipients with MCT and rapid FDCT shows host but not donor T cell counts are affected by engraftment kinetics. B, HostPatterns of T cell recovery after TCD. A, Recovery of circulating T cells in TCD recipients with MCT and rapid FDCT shows host but not donor T cell counts are affected by engraftment kinetics. B, Host versus donor T cell recovery in those with grade 0-I versus II-IV aGVHD suggest greater donor T cell expansion in those who develop aGVHD. Black bars: median values; shaded bars: first and third quartiles, and lines: range.
PII: S1083-8791(07)00285-6
doi: 10.1016/j.bbmt.2007.05.008
© 2007 American Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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