Titlebook: Complement and Kidney Disease; Peter F. Zipfel Book 2006 Birkh?user Basel 2006 Complement system.Kidney diseases.biology.diseases.glomerul

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Complement in renal transplantation,uch treatment remains to be assessed in transplant patients. Based on observation in animal studies, complement inhibition, at the very least, may be expected to lessen I/R injury of the transplanted kidney, including downstream effects on acute and late graft loss. A potential attraction is that by

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Genetic testing in atypical HUS and the role of membrane cofactor protein (MCP; CD46) and Factor I,e of therapeutic benefit in this condition. In the near future, we expect mutations to be found in other complement genes. This work has major implications for how we think about syndromes involving essentially any type of tissue injury where the complement cascade is activated (autoantibodies, immu

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The role of complement in membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis,nt activation pathway in distinct diseases, such as MPGN, atypical form of hemolytic uremic syndrome, age-related macular degeneration of the eye and in microbial immune evasion, highlight the importance of this branch of complement for the integrity of the human body. Proper regulation maintains ti

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Some Proposals Concerning the Mathematical Modelling of Oscillating Heterogeneous Catalytic Reactions on Metal Surfaces catalytic reactions (mostly oxidation reactions) has drawn increasing attention in recent years. The mathematical modelling was found to provide new insights into the fundamental processes of heterogeneous catalysis on metals and supported metal catalysts [1–13].