allogenic

The paper suggests that measuring certain antibody levels (change from baseline) can detect allogenic blood transfusion (blood from other individuals).

I have a hard time imagining a future where allogenic stem cell transplants are used to treat HIV.

Chronically deafferented sensory cortex recovers a grossly typical organization after allogenic hand transplantation.

I have an extremely rare leukemia <1 in 100k, and as said above, the only cure is allogenic marrow transplant.

I read a little about allogenic stem cell transplants and it really sounds risky and more of a last chance type option.

The only transplant that wouldn't would be an allogenic stem cell transplants (uses the persons own stem cells), however these people typically don't have an immune system to begin with.

I've had an allogenic stem cell transplant.

To meet those two goals I think you'd need to have an allogenic product manufactured and QCd in advance in a large batch, which you could thaw and infuse on demand.

In some instances, your cells could be useful to someone else (such as an HLA match for bone marrow donation), however for tissue replacement, you are your own best donor due to immune rejection/clearing of allogenic donor cells.

I think there are some products based off of this concept for other areas (skin grafts) after removing all xeno-cells from the tissue, but articular cartilage is more difficult to remove/replace xeno-cells with autologous or allogenic cells.

(B-cell ALL is sadly very common in children, but this fortunately means that there is a LOT of funding research into the disease.) After going through 3 one-month cycles of blinatumomab, it was becoming less effective, but I was able to line up a allogenic stem cell transplant which has (knock on a thousand woods) kept me clean for the 8 years since.

This is slightly different since it's Allogenic, but the market seems not very invested in cell therapy.

Allogenic CAR T seem to be a thing, but graft vs host hasn’t been figured out yet.