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ICOS-Ig combined with CsA induces long term survival of cardiac allografts in mouse
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    • ICOS-Ig combined with CsA induces long term survival of cardiac allografts in mouse

    • Zhang Peng1 , Wang Zhenmeng2 , Qin Qin1 , Tang Yi3 , Wang Quanxing3 , Shen Qian11Department of Clinical Diagnosis , Changhai Hospital , Second Military Medical University , Shanghai , 200433 2Department of Anesthesiology , East Hepatobiliary Surgery Hospita , Shanghai , 200438 3Department of Immunology , Shanghai , 200433
    • Military Medical Research Vol. 24, Issue 5, Pages: 249-258(2009)

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