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M Jasklowska-Englisz

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Waldemar L Olszewski; E Poreda; M Jasklowska-Englisz; Bozenna Interewicz
Hepatocyte transplantation--granulocytes and mononuclear cells recognize the surface of isolated autologous hepatocytes as non-self and destroy them.
M Jasklowska-Englisz; Waldemar L Olszewski; Michal Maksymowicz; E Poreda; A Ziolkowska
Humoral mechanism of split tolerance to lymphocyte and heart allografts after donor-specific transfusion.
Waldemar L Olszewski; M Jasklowska-Englisz; Bozenna Interewicz
Hepatocyte transplantation-granulocytes recognize surface of isolated autologous hepatocytes as non-self and destroy them.

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1998: Waldemar L Olszewski; E Poreda; M Jasklowska-Englisz; Bozenna Interewicz
Hepatocyte transplantation--granulocytes and mononuclear cells recognize the surface of isolated autologous hepatocytes as non-self and destroy them.
Transplant international : official journal of the European Society for Organ Transplantation 1998;11 Suppl 1():S367-71.
1997: M Jasklowska-Englisz; Waldemar L Olszewski; Michal Maksymowicz; E Poreda; A Ziolkowska
Humoral mechanism of split tolerance to lymphocyte and heart allografts after donor-specific transfusion.
Transplantation proceedings 1997;29(4):2185-6.
1997: Waldemar L Olszewski; M Jasklowska-Englisz; Bozenna Interewicz
Hepatocyte transplantation-granulocytes recognize surface of isolated autologous hepatocytes as non-self and destroy them.
Transplantation proceedings 1997;29(1-2):1113-5.
1996: Waldemar L Olszewski; M Jasklowska-Englisz; Barbara Lukomska
Different mechanisms of rejection of organ and cell allografts.
Transplantation proceedings 1996;28(6):3444-6.
1995: Waldemar L Olszewski; M Jasklowska-Englisz; D Sadowska-Ryffa; Barbara Lukomska; Michal Maksymowicz
Liver sinusoidal passenger lymphocytes reveal suppressive properties and prolong allograft survival.
Transplantation proceedings 1995;27(1):194-5.
1994: Waldemar L Olszewski; M Jasklowska-Englisz; Bozenna Interewicz
Hepatocytes transplanted intravenously are rapidly destroyed by granulocytes.
Transplantation proceedings 1994;26(6):3369.
1994: Waldemar L Olszewski; M Jasklowska-Englisz; Barbara Lukomska; Michal Maksymowicz; D Ryffa; B Wojciechowska
Liver sinusoidal washout cells transferred to allogeneic recipients reveal tolerogenic properties.
Transplantation proceedings 1994;26(6):3306.
1992: Waldemar L Olszewski; M Jasklowska-Englisz; G Adamczyk
Mechanism of accelerated rejection of intravenously transplanted allogeneic lymphocytes by donor-specific transfusion-treated rats.
Transplantation proceedings 1992;24(6):3000-1.