ライフサイエンスコーパス: pancrease

1 f the head, neck, or uncinate process of the pancrease.

2 clinical n=42) and 150 chronic pancreatitis pancreases.

3 eaky vessels were apparent in cd93-deficient pancreases.

4 ution in relation to islets in infused human pancreases.

5 labeling between perfused and syringe-loaded pancreases.

6 signal intensity between normal and diabetic pancreases.

7 31 (65%) of the 48 patients with functioning pancreases.

8 s were not detectable in fetal and postnatal pancreases.

9 n), shorter cold ischemia time for recovered pancreases (355 vs. 630 min), and reduced mean cost per

10 Of 23 inaccessible pancreases, 9 (39%) underwent CB; pancreatic tissue was

11 der-drained pancreas transplants (25 SPK, 14 pancrease after kidney transplants [PAK], amd two pancre

12 donors underwent NRP from which 3 livers, 2 pancreases, and 14 kidneys were transplanted.

13 y greater numbers of hearts, lungs, kidneys, pancreases, and intestines, but not livers.

14 ion after brain death (DBD) and low-risk DCD pancreases, as the number of DCD pancreas transplants in

15 tively) in human fetal, postnatal, and adult pancreases, as well as in isolated adult islets, and exa

16 yielded more than 200,000 IEQ from 19 of 21 pancreases (averaging 422,893 +/- 181,329 total IEQ and

17 for transplantation from 8 of 10 consecutive pancreases, averaging 6510 +/- 2150 islet equivalent num

18 patients in the comparator group lost their pancreases because of acute rejection (P<0.05).

19 In the remaining pancreases, blood flow and pH were maintained throughout

20 a-cells were rarely found in human cadaveric pancreases but were in the range of 0.2-0.5% in human is

21 Insulin secretion was observed in all four pancreases, but was lowest in an older donation after ca

22 ication method (SM, standard method) and 132 pancreases by a refined University of Illinois at Chicag

23 isolated islets from 114 human cadaver donor pancreases by the automated Ricordi method, followed by

24 In older pancreases, collagen IV, V and VI were present throughou

25 Mice with pancreases containing an activated oncogenic allele of K

26 Analysis of pancreases during ageing shows that in the presence of a

27 isparities between donors of used and unused pancreases, except age (median, 31 vs. 42 years).

28 Jarid2-deficient pancreases exhibit impaired deposition of RNAPII-Ser5P,

29 pectively analyzed 376 islet isolations from pancreases flushed and transported with IGL-1 (n=95), UW

30 Transplantation of fetal pancreases (FPs) may constitute an attractive alternativ

31 ked for female islet beta cells in four male pancreases from autopsies, one from a T1D patient, emplo

32 Pancreases from both overweight (BMI > or = 26 but <30)

33 atory death (DCD) (Maastricht III & IV), and pancreases from brainstem deceased donors (DBD).

34 PTP1B and TCPTP expression was determined in pancreases from chow and high fat fed mice and the impac

35 a subset of these fatty acids was tested in pancreases from fed animals, the same rank order of effe

36 Postmortem examination of pancreases from nine Medalists showed that all had insul

37 bserved in the kinetics of CVB4 clearance in pancreases from NOD, NOD IL-4-/-, and NOD IFN-gamma-/- m

38 ber of islet transplants, the suitability of pancreases from organ donors considered inappropriate fo

39 graft function; all transplanted livers and pancreases had primary function.

40 tal system that is found in adult vertebrate pancreases, including the frog.

41 We divided the pancreases into two groups by donor body mass index (BMI

42 suring sufficient islet yield from preserved pancreases is a critical step in clinical islet transpla

43 Enzymatic digestion of donor pancreases is a vital step in human and large mammalian

44 ucose metabolism in islets isolated from the pancreases of children with KATPHI who required pancreat

45 Pancreases of FTY720-treated diabetes-free mice showed p

46 mers form in the islets of Langerhans in the pancreases of many mammals.

47 h2 (or T cytolytic 2) cells are found in the pancreases of mice developing autoimmune diabetes.

48 increased, and TCPTP expression decreased in pancreases of mice fed a high fat diet, as well as in MI

49 l three virus doses, but day 3 titers in the pancreases of mice inoculated with 10(4) PFU were reduce

50 ormed on cDNAs from isolated islets or whole pancreases of NOD/Lt females 4 weeks after intrathymic i

51 Cells in the pancreases of nondiabetic mice treated with anti-IFN-gam

52 ncy of B:9-23-reactive CD4(+) T cells in the pancreases of prediabetic NOD mice.

53 Islet inflammation was 65% lower in the pancreases of rIFN-alpha mice.

54 The islet area in the pancreases of the FTY720-treated db/db mice was more tha

55 Islets were harvested from pancreases of those patients at our current good manufac

56 The pancreases of transduodenal sphincteroplasty/no prior su

57 The results show that pancreases of transgenic mice expressing T1-127 and smal

58 l promoter with high-level penetrance in the pancreases of transgenic mice.

59 Exocrine pancreases of transgenic tadpoles expressing a dominant

60 The majority of pancreases, offered in allocation, are discarded.

61 om pancreatitis (P<0.003) and deceased donor pancreases (P<0.001) than other standard ECs.

62 nt at cell membranes in homozygous p120(f/f) pancreases, potentially providing stability for maintena

63 ld improve islet yield and function from rat pancreases preserved for 6 and 24 hr.

64 port ex vivo normothermic perfusion of human pancreases procured but declined for transplantation, wi

65 A significant number of pancreases procured for transplantation are deemed unsui

66 on of transplanted organs was less than 10%; pancreases refused due to "trauma", "age", or "resuscita

67 Among pancreases refused for "diabetes" or "malignancy" at lea

68 mmunofluorescent staining of fetal and adult pancreases revealed colocalization of GAD65 with alpha-

69 The loss of several pancreases seems avoidable.

70 -dose RCEM was efficient in digesting entire pancreases to obtain higher yield (5535 +/- 830 and 2582

71 d by amylase, and exocrine function of human pancreases using EVNP and demonstrates the feasibility o

72 h purities of more than 50% (37.3% [19 of 51 pancreases] vs. 15.9% [10 of 63]; P=0.009).

73 Five declined human pancreases were assessed using this technique after a me

74 Pancreases were classified into five groups: fresh (grou

75 Six additional pancreases were excised and transplanted separately.

76 At 25 weeks of age, rat pancreases were harvested for histologic assessment.

77 hemia time, digestion time, or weight of the pancreases were observed between the two groups.

78 eases were transplanted; among these, 62% of pancreases were of potentially high quality (favorable d

79 Pancreases were placed in the two-layer method in 10 cas

80 ompared between two purification methods; 32 pancreases were processed by conventional Biocoll purifi

81 atic islets when sections from rat and mouse pancreases were reacted with a polyclonal antibody to re

82 METHODS.: Human pancreases were retrieved from multiorgan donors with ap

83 Human adult pancreases were retrieved from older (mean age 55.7+/-3.

84 earts, 4 lungs, 21 livers, 28 kidneys, and 5 pancreases were successfully transplanted.

85 Thirty-seven percent of offered pancreases were transplanted; among these, 62% of pancre

86 ta-cells appeared histologically normal, the pancreases were unresponsive to perfusion with stimulato

87 ch as nitrite, are generated in precancerous pancreases, which induce massive DNA damage, including D

88 r islet yield from deceased and pancreatitis pancreases while retaining islet quality and function.