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Significats de allografts en anglès

Tissue, cells, or organs transplanted between genetically different individuals of the same species.

Ús de allografts en anglès
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These data should be useful for future studies of vascularized muscle allografts.
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For this reason, alternative skin substitutes such as allografts have gained interest.
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This study demonstrated that formaldehyde fixation reduced the antigenicity of arterial allografts.
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Histological evaluation of allografts demonstrated absence of cell-mediated acute rejection after transplantation.
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Cultured keratinocytes were used as allografts on burn wounds in two patients.
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This was accompanied by a delay in the cellular infiltration of allografts.
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Our results support the clinical use of formaldehyde-fixed arterial allografts for hemodialysis access.
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Background: Rejection of allografts has always been the major obstacle to transplantation success.
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Our results supported the clinical use of formaldehyde-fixed arterial allografts for hemodialysis access.
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Objective: To investigate the morphological changes after chemically extracted acellular nerve allografts transplant.
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There is some data supporting the same process within human allografts.
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Fibrosis is one of the major causes for impaired function of cardiac allografts.
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Materials and methods: Skin allografts from ACI donors were transplanted onto LEW recipients.
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Vascularized bone allografts are a theoretically appealing way to reconstruct large bone defects.
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Acceptance of kidney allografts and cotransplanted heart allografts did not require the thymus.
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During organ donation, allografts are exposed to significant periods of hypoxia and ischemia.
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