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Microsurgical Transplantation of Testes in Isogenic Rats: Method and Function
Journal of Urology, 1983We have developed a new technique for the orthotopic transplantation of rat testes. This method employs end-to-side anastomoses of a renal artery or a 1-mm aortic patch to the recipient’s aorta. The testicular vein is anastomosed to the vena cava of the recipient.
M, Goldstein +6 more
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Transplantation of a basicranial synchondrosis to a sutural area in the isogeneic rat
The European Journal of Orthodontics, 1979Summary In order to develop a method for characterizing the function of so-called growth cartilages the spheno-occipital synchondroses of 25-day-old, sex-matched littermate rats were transplanted to osseous environments. As a sham procedure sutures with some adjoining bone were similarly treated.
S, Kylämarkula, O, Rönning
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Differences in the osteoinductive potential of transplanted isogeneic dental structures of the rat
Cells Tissues Organs, 1977Pulp tissue, enamel and incisal and basal dentine of the mandibular incisor were taken from one litter of rats and transplanted subcutaneously or intracerebrally to sex-matched, 5-day-old animals of the subsequent litter of the same parents. As sham-operations the mere transplantation instrument was inserted into the transplantation sites.
V, Luostarinen, O, Rönning
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Reversal of the Effect of Pinealectomy in Female Rats by Multiple Isogeneic Pineal Transplants
Endocrinology, 1965Pinealectomy resulted in a significantly increased incidence of vaginal smears that demonstrated estrous phases in female rats under varying degrees of ambient illumination, including constant light. Pineal glands transplanted intramuscularly or under the renal capsule as isografts within a strictly inbred strain show excellent histological survival ...
R F, Gittes, E W, Chu
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Growth of Costochondral Fragments Transplanted from Mature to Young Isogeneic Rats
The Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Journal, 1993Experiments were carried out to determine whether growth of costochondral grafts is associated with age-related humoral factors. Rib fragments containing either short (without germinative zone) or long (with proliferative and germinativo zones) cartilaginous ends were excised from adult rats, and the sections transplanted across the interparietal ...
T, Peltomäki, O, Rönning
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1967
Abstract An analysis of the electron microscopic characteristics of ectopic implants of mouse trophoblast was carried out. Mouse ova transplanted under the kidney capsule of isogeneic and allogeneic male recipients developed into aggregates of trophoblastic giant cells.
R L, Simmons, V, Cruse, D G, McKay
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Abstract An analysis of the electron microscopic characteristics of ectopic implants of mouse trophoblast was carried out. Mouse ova transplanted under the kidney capsule of isogeneic and allogeneic male recipients developed into aggregates of trophoblastic giant cells.
R L, Simmons, V, Cruse, D G, McKay
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Isogeneic or Allogeneic Transplantation of Duct‐Ligated Pancreas in Streptozotocin Diabetic Mice
European Journal of Clinical Investigation, 1975Abstract. Recovery from hyperglycaemia was observed in three different mouse hybrids that were made diabetic with streptozotocin, and then transplanted with pancreas from isogeneic donors whose pancreatic ducts were ligated over 8 weeks earlier. Recovery did not occur in recipients of allografts indicating that islets in ligated pancreas cannot be ...
R C, Kramp, C C, Congdon, L H, Smith
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A Model of Reversible Uremia Employing Isogenic Kidney Transplantation in the Rat
Scandinavian Journal of Urology and Nephrology, 1993Kidney transplanted patients with normalized kidney function may still exhibit a variety of problems such as bone problems, vascularly problems, and hormonal dysfunctions. A part of the symptoms may be persisting uremic symptoms, secondary to the pretransplanted period of chronic uremia.
E, Lewin +4 more
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ISOGENIC, ALLOGENIC, AND XENOGENIC TRANSPLANTS IN AN INSECT SPECIES
Transplantation, 1976Eggs of varying degrees of genetic foreigness were implanted into the hemocoel of an insect larvae (Pimpla instigator, Hymenoptera). For xenogenic implants, eggs of Drosophila melanogaster (Diptera) and eggs of Apechthis compuctor (Hymenoptera) were employed. Pimpla eggs of stock culture and Pimpla eggs of genetically defined pure strains were used for
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2003
The purpose of the study was to determine the feasibility of preserving ovarian function after heterotopic transplantation by means of microvascular anastomosis of the transplanted vascular pedicles to a set of preselected vessels. Six groups of 10 Sprague-Dawley inbred rats were used in this study. Group I underwent bilateral ovariectomy operation and
David T W, Chiu, Guoli, Hu
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The purpose of the study was to determine the feasibility of preserving ovarian function after heterotopic transplantation by means of microvascular anastomosis of the transplanted vascular pedicles to a set of preselected vessels. Six groups of 10 Sprague-Dawley inbred rats were used in this study. Group I underwent bilateral ovariectomy operation and
David T W, Chiu, Guoli, Hu
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