Does allogeneic chimerism induce donor-specific tolerance to simultaneous islet allografts in nonobese diabetic mice?
These data suggest that permanent donor-specific tolerance to islet allografts placed simultaneously with bone marrow transplantation can be achieved in diabetic NOD mice. Moreover, recurrent autoimmune destruction of the pancreatic tissue is prevented by the bone marrow chimerism.
These results suggest that the SSRI administration affects the perceptual processing of face stimuli. The current pattern of findings is consistent with anxiogenic-like mechanisms early on in SSRI treatment. Eye-tracking provides a novel method to characterise and detect these effects.