Do allospecific CD154+ B cells associate with intestine allograft rejection in children?
Allospecific CD154CD19 B cells identify rejection-prone children with ITx and can likely substitute for T-cell alloreactivity in estimating rejection risk in this rare subject population.
Differences in prevalence of superior and inferior vestibular neuritis do not result from intrinsic differences in HSV1 infection or virion production of these neurons. Other factors, such as the length and width of the bony canal containing the ganglia and nerves, account for the greater involvement of the superior vestibular ganglion in vestibular neuritis.