Science news articles about 'journal transplantation'
... antigens, according to an article in the Sept. 27 issue of the journal Transplantation. Tissue compatibility issues exist ... more accurately which patients are the best candidates to have a successful transplant with a low risk of acute rejection. We also can predict ...
... are published in the Dec. 27, 2008, edition of the journal Transplantation. Steve Woodle, MD, and colleagues ... response by making immune proteins that attack transplanted organs. "We found a body of literature demonstrating that bortezomib ...
... 1 diabetes, was published online on April 8 in the journal Transplantation. The team of scientists showed ... 's team found that by using precursor cells that had not completely differentiated, the transplanted cells could regenerate into fully functional beta ...
... . These results will be published in the May 15, 2009, edition of the journal Transplantation, which is currently in press. Yun Miao ... this premise, as the extent of the cancers at diagnosis were greater in the transplant recipients," Woodle continues. "This was surprising since ...
... detailing the breakthrough appears in the high-impact journal Transplantation this week. The trial was conducted on three patients; two with extensive corneal damage resulting ...
... and a fraction of the cost?" For the study, published recently in the journal Transplantation, researchers looked at the two most common ... this study – one of the largest single-institution trials for transplantation drugs – to reflect the actual demographics of the Medical ...
... . The study appears online ahead of print in the journal Transplantation (March 27, 2010 print ... ) and Joaquin Tosi (ophthalmology) used this technique to place transplanted stem cells underneath the retina. Dr ...
... in this area. The results of the study were published in the prestigious journal "Transplantation". When the kidneys no longer function ... , for example after pregnancies, blood transfusions, or previous transplantations, and therefore have only a slight chance of receiving a donor ...
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