Titlebook: Cancer in Organ Transplant Recipients; Dietrich Schm?hl,Israel Penn Conference proceedings 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 B?s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-7214-0ing of the Cambridge/King’s College hospital series. To date, 689 patients have received liver grafts in our program, and in 137 (19.6%) of these patients the reason for transplantation was hepatic malignancy.

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Grundlagen der Optionsbewertung, its price; one of the drawbacks is the risk of cancer. The theory that cancer arises in conditions of reduced immune capacity in the host was first put forward by Thomas (1959) and later developed in the theory of immune surveillance by Burnet (1964). Since then the theory has been supported by obs

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,Limited Memory Quasi—Newton—Verfahren,ed DNA molecule packed in a spherical, icosahedral capsid of 45–55 nm in diameter. The papillomavirus DNA encodes for a number of early proteins, as well as for two late genes, L1 and L2. The capsid is constituted of these late proteins and probably of one of the so-called early proteins, E4 (Doorba

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Ein allgemeines Abstiegsverfahren,ation system currently contains information on more than 80000 kidney transplants. The analysis of malignancies for the period from 1982 through to 1988 included 610 malignancies in 61204 renal transplant recipients (RTR). Patients on the CTS register have a higher occurrence of malignancies of the

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Wolfgang Bunse,Angelika Bunse-Gerstner per se and infection with oncogenic viruses are probably the major influences. In this chapter we shall discuss their roles and also those of the underlying diseases requiring transplantation; direct damage to DNA by various immunosuppressive treatments; possible synergistic effects of these treatm

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