Titlebook: Rodent Transplant Medicine; Weihua Gong Book 2022Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license t

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Role of Body Weight/Functioning Mass of Graft in Rodent Transplantation,and its components. The body weight of inbred laboratory mice reaches a plateau of growth curve without obvious variance during adulthood after 9?weeks old [growth chart of inbred mice (A) BALB/cJ (stock number: 000651), (B) C57BL/6 J (stock number: 000664) (data from The Jackson Laboratory Inc., US

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Illustration of Laboratory Facilities and Microsurgical Instruments, be improved for microsurgeons and scientific research can be performed in experimental surgery. Therefore, it is of great importance in knowledge of the laboratory facilities and microsurgical instruments before surgical practice starts. To better understand physical objects, specific illustrations

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Rat Kidney Transplantation,lant model and a similarity between rat and human physiology. Indeed, the first heterotopic/orthotopic kidney transplantation in rat was respectively established by Fisher and Lee (Surgery 58:904–914, 1965) and by Daniller et al. (Surgery 63:956–961, 1968). Thereafter, this model has been widely use

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Rat Orthotopic Liver Transplantation,hysiology, and immunology since it was firstly developed by Dr. Sun Lee et al. (Transplantation 16:664–669, 1973). In 1979, Kamada and Calne reported a “two-cuff technique” for portal vein and infrahepatic vena cava (Kamada and Calne, Transplantation 28:47–50, 1979), which significantly shortened an

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Mouse Skin Transplantation,zed by its easy surgical procedure compared with other vascularized transplant models. Importantly, skin graft rejection process is reliable and reproducible in the aspect of allogeneic responses, offering its wide use in the field of murine transplant researches. Skin grafting has become a basic an

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Mouse Heterotopic Cervical Heart Transplant Model, including convenient observation of heart beating and less microsurgical challenges by using cuff techniques (Chen Transplantation 52(6):1099–1101, 1991). Indeed, cervical heart transplant models can be accomplished by two different techniques: cuff and suture (Gong et al. Exp Clin Transplant 10(2)

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