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|title=Shrum S, MacMillan-Crow LA, Parajuli N (2016) Cold storage exacerbates renal and mitochondrial dysfunction following transplantation. J Kidney 2 pii: 114. | |title=Shrum S, MacMillan-Crow LA, Parajuli N (2016) Cold storage exacerbates renal and mitochondrial dysfunction following transplantation. J Kidney 2 pii: 114. | ||
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|abstract=Long-term renal function is compromised in patients receiving deceased donor kidneys which require cold storage exposure prior to transplantation. It is well established that extended cold storage induces renal damage and several labs, including our own, have demonstrated renal mitochondrial damage after cold storage alone. However, to our knowledge, few studies have assessed renal and mitochondrial function after transplantation of rat kidneys exposed to short-term (4 hr) cold storage compared to transplant without cold storage (autotransplantation). Our data reveal that cold storage plus transplantation exacerbated renal and mitochondrial dysfunction when compared to autotransplantation alone. | |abstract=Long-term renal function is compromised in patients receiving deceased donor kidneys which require cold storage exposure prior to transplantation. It is well established that extended cold storage induces renal damage and several labs, including our own, have demonstrated renal mitochondrial damage after cold storage alone. However, to our knowledge, few studies have assessed renal and mitochondrial function after transplantation of rat kidneys exposed to short-term (4 hr) cold storage compared to transplant without cold storage (autotransplantation). Our data reveal that cold storage plus transplantation exacerbated renal and mitochondrial dysfunction when compared to autotransplantation alone. | ||
|keywords=Cold storage, Kidney, Mitochondria, Transplantation | |keywords=Cold storage, Kidney, Mitochondria, Transplantation | ||
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| Shrum S, MacMillan-Crow LA, Parajuli N (2016) Cold storage exacerbates renal and mitochondrial dysfunction following transplantation. J Kidney 2 pii: 114. |
Shrum S, MacMillan-Crow LA, Parajuli N (2016) J Kidney
Abstract: Long-term renal function is compromised in patients receiving deceased donor kidneys which require cold storage exposure prior to transplantation. It is well established that extended cold storage induces renal damage and several labs, including our own, have demonstrated renal mitochondrial damage after cold storage alone. However, to our knowledge, few studies have assessed renal and mitochondrial function after transplantation of rat kidneys exposed to short-term (4 hr) cold storage compared to transplant without cold storage (autotransplantation). Our data reveal that cold storage plus transplantation exacerbated renal and mitochondrial dysfunction when compared to autotransplantation alone. • Keywords: Cold storage, Kidney, Mitochondria, Transplantation
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