Alexandra F. Sharland

Spontaneous acceptance of liver transplants in rodents: evidence that liver leucocytes induce recipient T-cell death by neglect.

Postoperative administration of donor B cells induces rat kidney allograft acceptance: lack of association with Th2 cytokine expression in long-term accepted grafts.

TLR4 activation mediates kidney ischemia/reperfusion injury.

Heart allograft acceptance induced by anti-CD3 antibody in high-responder rats: effect on foxp3 and cytokine expression and graft infiltration.

Blocking indoleamine dioxygenase activity early after rat liver transplantation prevents long-term survival but does not cause acute rejection.

Overexpression of indoleamine dioxygenase in rat liver allografts using a high-efficiency adeno-associated virus vector does not prevent acute rejection.

Gene therapy in transplantation.

NKG2D and its ligands.

Donor IL-4-treatment induces alternatively activated liver macrophages and IDO-expressing NK cells and promotes rat liver allograft acceptance.

Spontaneous acceptance of mouse kidney allografts is associated with increased Foxp3 expression and differences in the B and T cell compartments.

Approaching the promise of operational tolerance in clinical transplantation.

Analysis of human liver disease using a cluster of differentiation (CD) antibody microarray.

Expression of common gamma chain signalling cytokines and their receptors distinguishes rejection from tolerance in a rat organ transplant model.

Gene therapy for tolerance: high-level expression of donor major histocompatibility complex in the liver overcomes naive and memory alloresponses to skin grafts.

Liver transplant tolerance and its application to the clinic: can we exploit the high dose effect?

Optimized method for ureteric reconstruction in a mouse kidney transplant model.