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Experience of BK Virus in Allogenic and Autologous Bone Marrow Transplantation:
The BK virus is a member of the polyomavirus family. When the immune system is compromised, as in patients undergoing chemotherapy after hematopoietic stem cell and solid organ transplantation, the virus is reactivated leading to haemorrhagic cystitis ...
Ilhami BERBER +5 more
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BACKGROUND: Studies have shown conflicting results on the prevalence and the risks of BK reactivation among pregnant women. In addition, the prevalence of vertical transmission and its clinical significance during pregnancy are not well studied ...
Sharma, Konika +6 more
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The role of BK polyomavirus in human cancer [PDF]
BK polyomavirus is small uncoated DNA virus which is ubiquitous in human population. In imunosupresed individuals can cause severe diseases, specifically BK polyomavirus associated nephropathy (BKVaN) and hemoragic cystitidis. Except that, it is presumed
Cirbusová, Adéla
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Polyomavirus BK nephropathy: a (re-)emerging complication in renal transplantation.
Persisting polyomavirus replication is now widely recognized as a (re-)emerging cause of renal allograft dysfunction. Up to 5% of renal allograft recipients can be affected about 40weeks (range 6-150) post-transplantation.
Hirsch HH
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Complete Genome Sequence of Original Material Used To Derive the WHO International Standard for Human Polyomavirus BK DNA. [PDF]
Jenkins A, Govind S, Morris C, Berry N.
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Polyomavirus BK Nephropathy-Associated Transcriptomic Signatures: A Critical Reevaluation. [PDF]
Pan L +7 more
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Longitudinal study of BK Polyomavirus outcomes, risk factors, and kinetics in renal transplantation ...
Francis Kim-Ming Wong (16619601) +9 more
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Valganciclovir is not a risk factor of BK polyomavirus viremia [PDF]
Ulrich Jehn +4 more
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Human Polyomavirus BK Genome Analysis in BKPyV Induced Rodent Cell Lines. [PDF]
Shioda S +6 more
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Co-infection with human polyomavirus BK enhances gene expression and replication of human adenovirus. [PDF]
Bil-Lula I, Woźniak M.
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