Bioengineering
Studies from Harvard University provide new data on bioengineering
Published in Medical Device Law Weekly, September 23rd, 2007
"Previous studies have demonstrated that cyclosporine blocks apoptosis of activated T cells and the ability of costimulation blockade based regimens to create peripheral transplant tolerance. We now test the hypothesis that the mechanism by which cyclosporine blocks tolerance induction is IL-2 dependent, and linked to a detrimental effect upon T-reg function. Our study...
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