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Wed 26 Oct, 2011 07:14 pm
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Figure 2: Longest survival times of organ and cell xenotransplantation from pigs to non-human primates Microencapsulated pancreatic islets from wild-type pigs survive for 804 days with retransplantation, but 41 42
250 days without retransplantation. Neuronal cells from CTLA4-Ig pigs survive for 521 days. Pancreatic islets 43 from hCD46 pigs survive for 396 days. Corneas from wild-type pigs (after anterior partial keratoplasty) survive for more than 360 days (Kim MK, Seoul National University, personal communication). Hepatocytes from 44 wild-type pigs survive for 243 days with retransplantation, but 80 days without retransplantation. Heterotopic 45 46 hearts from GTKO/hCD46 pigs survive for 236 days. Kidney grafts from hCD55 pigs survive for 90 days. 47 48 Orthotopic hearts from GTKO/hCD55 pigs survive for 57 days. Livers from hCD55 pigs survive for 8 days. Lungs 14 from vWF-defi cient pigs survive for 5 days. GTKO=Pigs with knockout of gene for α-1,3-galactosyltransferase. GTKO/hCD55=GTKO pigs that also express hCD55. vWF=von Willebrand factor. GTKO/hCD46=GTKO pigs that also
express hCD46.
In this context, a category of citation in an academic paper. Personal communication includes: private letters, memos, some electronic communication (i.e. email or messages from nonarchived discussion groups), personal interviews, telephone conversations, etc.
See any university citation guide e.g.
http://libguides.dixie.edu/content.php?pid=5025&sid=765297
@contrex,
BAsically, Its any relevant communication that the person cited has offered you PERSONALLY, that is not in other published literature. The citation should include the year,
, and it immediately follows the citation itself..
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