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Xenotransplantation|August 2, 2023
Incidence of serum antibodies to xenoantigens on triple-knockout pig cells in different human groupsSongzhe He, Tao Li, Hao Feng, et al.Xenotransplantation|September 29, 2023
Development of a panel for detection of pathogens in xenotransplantation donor pigsHikari Otabi, Hiroto Miura, Haruka Uryu, et al.Xenotransplantation|September 22, 2023
Glycocalyx dynamics and the inflammatory response of genetically modified porcine endothelial cellsAnastasia Milusev, Jianfang Ren, Alain Despont, et al.Xenotransplantation|July 24, 2023
Acceptance of xenotransplantation by patients waiting for organ donation: A qualitative studyÖzlem Şahin Akboğa, Akarsu Rukiye HobekXenotransplantation|January 22, 2003
Xenogeneic milieu markedly remodels endocrine cell populations after transplantation of fish islets into streptozotocin-diabetic nude miceCarol M Morrison, Hua Yang, Ayman Al-Jazaeri, et al.Xenotransplantation|January 22, 2003
Xenotransplantation public perceptions: rather cells than organsMarie Omnell Persson, Nils H Persson, Jonas Ranstam, et al.Xenotransplantation|January 22, 2003
An investigation of the specificity of induced anti-pig antibodies in baboonsL Buhler, Y Xu, W Li, et al.Xenotransplantation|May 15, 2002
Adult porcine islet transplantation in baboons treated with conventional immunosuppression or a non-myeloablative regimen and CD154 blockadeL Bühler, S Deng, J O'Neil, et al.Xenotransplantation|June 13, 2002
IFN-gamma but not IL-4 is important for mouse CD4+ T cell-mediated macrophage activation following their exposure to pig cells in vitroShounan Yi, Philip J O'ConnellXenotransplantation|June 13, 2002
Porcine mononuclear cells adhere to human fibronectin independently of very late antigen-5: implications for donor-specific tolerance induction in xenotransplantationPierre R Theodore, Andre R Simon, Anthony N Warrens, et al.Pageof 128