Sentences with phrase «transplant immunologist»

Even so, says transplant immunologist Christian Larsen of Emory University, «it is spectacular to have a monkey off of immunosuppression, with good graft function, for more than a year.»

Human trials are just getting under way, but the primate results are «really, truly amazing,» says transplant immunologist Norma Kenyon of the University of Miami in Florida.

Not exact matches

A team led by University of Minnesota immunologist and gastroenterologist Alexander Khoruts has recently demonstrated spectacular success with fecal transplants, which introduce healthy stool microbes into a diseased bowel.

Scientists have known about the beneficial effects of bone marrow transplants since the late 1960s, but «there really hasn't been much data available to explain what is going on,» says immunologist James George of the University of Alabama, Birmingham, an author of the new study.

They may instead be bioengineers, developmental biologists, imaging specialists, transplant surgeons, orthopedists, or immunologists.

13 In 1974 immunologist William Summerlin created a sensation when he claimed to have transplanted tissue from black to white mice.

One advantage of Strober's approach is that it is milder and less traumatic for the recipient than having a bone marrow transplant in addition to a kidney transplant, says Maggie Dallman, an immunologist at Imperial College London.

Immunologist Yang Xu of the University of California, San Diego, and his colleagues tested what happened to several kinds of pluripotent cells when they were transplanted into genetically matched mice.

Immunologists reported recently that the drug rapamycin, normally used to restrain the immune system after organ transplant, has the unexpected ability to broaden the activity of a flu vaccine.