Prolonged cold ischemia does not trigger lethal rejection or accelerate the acute rejection in two allogeneic rat liver transplantation models. (Q53982325)

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English	Prolonged cold ischemia does not trigger lethal rejection or accelerate the acute rejection in two allogeneic rat liver transplantation models.	scientific article

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Prolonged cold ischemia does not trigger lethal rejection or accelerate the acute rejection in two allogeneic rat liver transplantation models. (English)

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Uta Dahmen

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Uta Dahmen

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Hao Jin

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Anding Liu

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Hai Huang

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Yanli Gu

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Olaf Dirsch

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28 April 2011

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Journal of Surgical Research

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175

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10.1016/J.JSS.2011.03.078

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