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Xenotransplantation|October 14, 2004
Assessing the risk potential of porcine circoviruses for xenotransplantation: consensus primer-PCR-based search for a human circovirusKim Hattermann, Alexander Maerz, Heiko Slanina, et al.
Xenotransplantation|October 14, 2004
Reference values for clinical chemistry and clinical hematology parameters in baboonsHenk-Jan Schuurman, Harold T Smith, Emanuele Cozzi
Xenotransplantation|April 6, 2005
Antibody- and complement-independent phagocytotic and cytolytic activities of human macrophages toward porcine cellsKentaro Ide, Hideki Ohdan, Takaaki Kobayashi, et al.
Xenotransplantation|April 6, 2005
Co-stimulation blockade targeting CD154 and CD28/B7 modulates the induced antibody response after a pig-to-baboon cardiac xenograftGuosheng Wu, Steffen Pfeiffer, Carsten Schröder, et al.
Xenotransplantation|February 8, 2005
Prevention, detection, and management of early bacterial and fungal infections in a preclinical cardiac xenotransplantation model that achieves prolonged survivalSumeet S Teotia, Randall C Walker, Johannes M Schirmer, et al.
Xenotransplantation|April 22, 2004
A study of the xenoantigenicity of adult pig islets cellsHiroshi Komoda, Shuji Miyagawa, Tomoko Kubo, et al.
Xenotransplantation|April 22, 2004
Are N-glycolylneuraminic acid (Hanganutziu-Deicher) antigens important in pig-to-human xenotransplantation?Yuko Miwa, Takaaki Kobayashi, Takaharu Nagasaka, et al.
Xenotransplantation|April 22, 2004
Comparison of the binding properties of the mushroom Marasmius oreades lectin and Griffonia simplicifolia I-B isolectin to alphagalactosyl carbohydrate antigens in the surface phaseSvend Kirkeby, Harry C Winter, Irwin J Goldstein
Xenotransplantation|April 22, 2004
Multimeric tyrosine sulfate acts as an endothelial cell protectant and prevents complement activation in xenotransplantation modelsThomas Laumonier, Alexander J Walpen, Katja M Matozan, et al.
Xenotransplantation|September 20, 2022
Genetic modifications designed for xenotransplantation attenuate sialoadhesin-dependent binding of human erythrocytes to porcine macrophagesKaitlyn Petitpas, Zahra Habibabady, Veronica Ritchie, et al.
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