. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 27.

Published in final edited form as: Transplantation. 2012 Sep 27;94(6):562–568. doi: 10.1097/TP.0b013e3182646bf1

Table 1.

Donor chimerism after marrow and subsequent renal grafts followed by 2 Gy TBI and recipient lymphocyteinfusion

Dog	Donor Marrow Cells × 10⁸/kg	Weeks Between Marrow and Kidney Transplant	% Donor Chimerism at Kidney Transplant		RLI	Recipient G-Mobilized Leukocytes × 10⁸/kg	% Donor Chimerism at End of Study (weeks)		Renal Graft Rejection (Weeks)
Dog	Donor Marrow Cells × 10⁸/kg	Weeks Between Marrow and Kidney Transplant	Grans	Lymphs	RLI	Recipient G-Mobilized Leukocytes × 10⁸/kg	Grans	Lymphs	Renal Graft Rejection (Weeks)
G774	4	27	100	58.2	Yes	2.8	0 (204)	0 (204)	No (204)
G918	7.2	20	15	3.1	Yes	2.2	0 (193)	0 (193)	No (193)
H309	5.4	12	76.8	47.8	Yes	13	7.1 (70)	20.1(70)	No (70)
H128	3.5	15	87.3	36.8	No	n/a	0 (33)	0 (33)	No (33)

Dog H206 was mixed chimeric and received a transplanted kidney but had poor circulation 24 hours after surgery determined by Doppler ultrasound. The incision was reopened, the kidney repositioned, and circulation restored; however, after a double nephrectomy of the native kidneys serum creatinine levels indicated a nonfunctional transplanted kidney.