"IMPROVED RAT STEATOTIC AND NONSTEATOTIC LIVER PRESERVATION BY THE ADDITION OF EPIDERMAL GROWTH FACTOR AND INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR-I TO UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SOLUTION."

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"IMPROVED RAT STEATOTIC AND NONSTEATOTIC LIVER PRESERVATION BY THE ADDITION OF EPIDERMAL GROWTH FACTOR AND INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR-I TO UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SOLUTION."

ZAOUALI MA, PADRISSA-ALTÉS S, BEN MOSBAH I, ALFANY-FERNANDEZ I, MASSIP-SALCEDO M, CASILLAS-RAMIREZ A, BINTANEL-MORCILLO M, BOILLOT O, SERAFIN A, RIMOLA A, RODÉS J, ROSELLÓ-CATAFAU J, PERALTA C.,
2010
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Liver Transpl. 2010. Vol.16(9):1098-111
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    Cell damage and Regeneration in abdominal organs

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    Experimental Pathology

    The Department investigates the molecular basis and signaling pathways associated with damage and repair in ischemic and inflammatory-based diseases associated with abdominal organs (liver, pancreas, and kidney), cancer, and cardiovascular disease but also other. idiopathic diseases such as pulmonary fibrosis.

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