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. 2003 Jul;133(1):1–10. doi: 10.1046/j.1365-2249.2003.02161.x

Table 2.

Therapeutic effect of distinct DC subsets alone in the prolongation of transplant survival and prevention of autoimmune disease

DC subset Condition DC source Therapeutic effect Reference
Transplantation
 Immature donor myeloid (CD8α) DC Cardiac allograft In vitro-generated Prolonged graft survival [49]
 Immature donor myeloid DC (GMlowDC) Cardiac allograft In vitro-generated Indefinite (>100 days) graft survival [50]
 CD205+B220+CD19 donor liver-derived DC Cardiac allograft In vitro-generated Prolonged graft survival [32]
 Immature or mature ‘lymphoid – related’ CD8α+ donor DC Cardiac allograft Freshly isolated Prolonged graft survival [120]
Autoimmune disease
 Myeloid (CD8α) DC Autoimune diabetes (NOD* mouse) Freshly isolated from pancreatic lymph node Prevention of diabetes [77,78]
 Mature myeloid DC Autoimmune diabetes (NOD mouse) In vitro generated Prevention of diabetes, induction of Th2 response [79,82]
 ‘Semi-mature’ DC EAE (C57BL/6 mice) In vitro generated-matured  with TNF-α Prevention of EAE, induction of IL-10-producing T cells [26]
 ‘EAE’-DC EAE (Lewis rats) In vitro generated from rats with EAE Prevention of EAE and resistance to subsequent challenge [88]
 Splenic DC EAMG (Lewis rats) Freshly isolated, exposed to TGFβ Prevention of EAMG, reduced levels of specific antibody [92]
*

Non-obese diabetic;

experimental allergic encephalomyelitis;

experimental autoimmune myasthenia gravis.