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    TRANSPLANTATION

    IMMUNOLOGY

    .

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    TRANSPLANT REJECTION

    is graft failureresulting from recipient antibodiesand cellsdirected against donor cells

    TISSUE COMPATIBILITY

    - the need for donor and rescipient tissue to be compatible

    in order for a transplat to be accepted.

    - It depend upon genetic similarityof donor and recipient

    HISTOCOMPATIBILITY ANTIGEN

    Genetic similarity between transplant donor and recipient(histocompatibility) is encoded by two set of genes namely

    major histocompatibility complex (MHC)and

    minor histocompatibility antigens.

    TERMINOLOGY

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    TRANSPLANT

    SyngenicAllogenic

    Xenogenic

    ---------------

    GRAFT

    IsograftAllograft

    Xenograf

    Autograft

    DONOR/RECIPIENT

    Genetically identical (twin)Genetically nonidentical members

    of some species.

    Belong to different species

    Graft of ones own tissues.

    TYPES OF TRANSPLANTS

    DONOR RECIPIENT TYPE OF TRANSPLANT

    TRANSPANT OUTCOME

    STRAIN A STRAIN A SYNGENIC ACCEPTANCE

    STRAIN B STRAIN A ALLOGENIC REJECTION

    STRAIN B STRAIN AXB (F1) SYNGENIC ACCEPTANCE

    STRAIN AXB(F1) STRAIN B ALLOGENIC REJECTION

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    ALLOGRAFT REJECTION

    Apa yang berbeda antara sel donor

    dengan sel penerima transplantasi ?

    Bagaimana mekanisme respon imunpenerima menolak allograft.

    Test apa yang digunakan untuk

    memprediksi derajat penolakan. Bagaimana nasib allograft yang ditolak ?

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    ALLOGRAFT REJECTION

    What is the difference between donor

    tissue and recipient tissue. ?

    How does mechanism of graft rejection

    by immune responses of the recipient.?

    What kind of test may be used to

    predict the grade of rejection. ?

    How does the fate of rejected graft ?

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    CLASS I Alleles

    HLA-A 151

    HLA-B 301

    HLA-C 83

    HLA-G 14

    CLASS II

    HLA-DR 2

    HLA-DR 282

    HLA-DQ 20HLA-DQ 43

    HLA-DP 18

    HLA-DP 87

    HLA-DM 4

    HLA-DM 6

    HLA-DO 8

    HLA-DO 3

    TAP-1 6

    TAP-2 4

    Human leucocyte antigen (HLA) gene

    complex berada di chromosome 6dengan 3 genetik region utama

    berupa Class I, II dan III yang

    mampu mengkode beratus-ratus gen.(Pleomorphism)

    Struktur MHC memiliki persamaan

    dengan 2 penangkap antigen lainny

    yaitu Ig dan TCR.

    (Immunoglobulin supergene family)

    GENETIC & STRUCTURE OF MHC

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    Self peptides

    MHC Antigen

    Immunocompetent

    Cells

    Immune response

    Rejection

    DONOR RECIPIENT

    ALLOREACTIVITY &

    TRANSPLANT REJECTION

    (Allogenic MHC)

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    Figure 16-4 Molecular basis of

    direct recognition of allogeneic

    MHC molecules. Direct

    recognition of allogeneic MHC

    molecules may be thought of as

    a cross-reaction in which a T

    cell specific for a self MHCmolecule-foreign peptide

    complex (A) also recognizes an

    allogeneic MHC molecule (B, C).

    Nonpolymorphic donor

    peptides, labeled "self peptide,"

    may not contribute to

    allorecognition (B), or they may

    (C).

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    RECOGNATION OF ALLOGENIC MHC MOLECULES

    BY T LYMPHOCYTES

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    ALLOGRAFT REJECTION1. HYPERACUTE REJECTION(minutes to hours)

    Preexisting antibodies

    Donor endothelial cells

    Endothelitis

    Thrombotic occlusion of the graft

    Graft rejection

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    Figure 16-7 Immune mechanisms of graft rejection. A. In hyperacute rejection, preformed antibodies reactive with vascular endothelium activate complement and trigger

    rapid intravascular thrombosis and necrosis of the vessel wall. B. In acute rejection, CD8+ T lymphocytes reactive with alloantigens on endothelial cells and parenchymal

    cells mediate damage to these cell types. Alloreactive antibodies formed after engraftment may also contribute to vascular injury. C. In chronic rejection with graft

    arteriosclerosis, injury to the vessel wall leads to intimal smooth muscle cell proliferation and luminal occlusion. This lesion may be caused by a chronic DTH reaction to

    alloantigens in the vessel wall.

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    ALLOGRAFT

    REJECTIN

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    ALLOGRAFT REJECTION

    2. ACUTE REJECTION (first week)

    ALLOANTIGEN IN THE GRAFT

    ACTIVATED HOST T CELL AND ANTIBODIES

    VASCULAR AND PARENCHYMAL INJURY OF THE GRAFT

    GRAFT REJECTION

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    Figure 16-7 Immune mechanisms of graft rejection. A. In hyperacute rejection, preformed antibodies reactive with vascular endothelium activate complement and trigger

    rapid intravascular thrombosis and necrosis of the vessel wall. B. In acute rejection, CD8+ T lymphocytes reactive with alloantigens on endothelial cells and parenchymal

    cells mediate damage to these cell types. Alloreactive antibodies formed after engraftment may also contribute to vascular injury. C. In chronic rejection with graft

    arteriosclerosis, injury to the vessel wall leads to intimal smooth muscle cell proliferation and luminal occlusion. This lesion may be caused by a chronic DTH reaction to

    alloantigens in the vessel wall.

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    2005 Elsevier

    ALLOGRAFT

    REJECTIN

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    ALLOGRAFT REJECTION3. CHRONIC REJECTION (6 months-1 year)

    FIBROSIS AND VASCULAR ABNORMALITIES

    GRAFT ARTERIOSCLEROSIS

    ALLOANTIGENS OF THE GRAFT

    ACTIVATED CD4 TCELLS

    DELAYED TYPE HYPERSENSITIVITY (DTH)

    ARTERIAL OCCLUSION OF THE GRAFT

    GRAFT REJECTION

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    Figure 16-7 Immune mechanisms of graft rejection. A. In hyperacute rejection, preformed antibodies reactive with vascular endothelium activate complement and trigger

    rapid intravascular thrombosis and necrosis of the vessel wall. B. In acute rejection, CD8+ T lymphocytes reactive with alloantigens on endothelial cells and parenchymal

    cells mediate damage to these cell types. Alloreactive antibodies formed after engraftment may also contribute to vascular injury. C. In chronic rejection with graft

    arteriosclerosis, injury to the vessel wall leads to intimal smooth muscle cell proliferation and luminal occlusion. This lesion may be caused by a chronic DTH reaction to

    alloantigens in the vessel wall.

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    2005 Elsevier

    ALLOGRAFT

    REJECTIN

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    GRAFT VS. HOST DISEASE

    This disease occurs when an immunologically competent

    foreign graft containing T cellsreact against

    the MHC antigens of immunologically compromised host.(it is particular concern in cases of bone marrow

    transplantation).

    STRAIN A DONOR

    (SPLEEN CELLS)

    IMMUNOSUPPRESSED

    STRAIN B RECIPIENT

    IMMUNOSUPRESSED

    STRAIN AXB RECIPIENT

    STRAIN A

    DONOR CELLS DEVIDE

    STRAIN A

    DONOR CELLS DEVIDE

    STRAIN B RECIPIENT

    DIES

    STRAIN AXB RECIPIENT

    DIES

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    CONCLUSIONS

    Tissue transpants are rejected by the immunesystem, and major deteminant for rejection is MHCmolecules.

    The antigen of allograft that are recognized by Tcells are allogenic MHC.

    The graft antigen are either directly presented torecipent T cells, or th graft antigens are pick-up andpresented y host APCs.

    Graft may be rejected by different mechanism(Hyperacute rejection, acute rejection and chronicrejection).

    Graft-versus-host diseases in bone marrowtransplantation may cause temporaryimmunodeficiency of recipient.