Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4262323 | Transplantation Proceedings | 2008 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
The great similarity of prothrombin among rhesus, human, and porcine confirmed the great value of the pig-to-rhesus xenotransplantation model. The variation especially in some important recognition sites between rhesus and pig would vary the binding affinity of enzymes to xenosubstrates and their reaction velocities in postoperative coagulation processes, which would be one possible reason for the disordered regulation of clotting seen during the xenorejection in animal models.
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Authors
S.F. Qin, W.D. Tan, Y.N. Chen, Y.R. Lu, X.F. Lu, Y.P. Li, H.X. Li, L. Wang, J.Q. Cheng,