Blockade of CD40-CD154 at the time of donor-specific blood transfusion does not lead to prolonged kidney allograft survival in nonhuman primates.

Jan Ringers; Krista G Haanstra; Richard A Kroczek; Katrin Kliem; Eva M Kuhn; Jacqueline Wubben; Miriam A Ossevoort; Hans Dieter Volk; Margreet Jonker

doi:10.1097/00007890-200203270-00006

Blockade of CD40-CD154 at the time of donor-specific blood transfusion does not lead to prolonged kidney allograft survival in nonhuman primates.

Identifier:nobleid.org/w1/20260515/DC39CBBC

Type:Journal Article

0 views

Support unavailableClaim Your Authorship

View Original Paper Source

Embeddable Badge

[![NobleID](https://www.nobleid.org/api/badge/DC39CBBC.svg?ark=w1%2F20260515%2FDC39CBBC)](https://nobleid.org/work/w1/20260515/DC39CBBC)

ARK Inflections

Metadata Policy

Metadata Formats

Bibliometric Analysis

Impact metrics, research fronts, co-authorship networks →

Authors & Claims

Paper Authors

Claim authorship of this work

Blockade of CD40-CD154 at the time of donor-specific blood transfusion does not lead to prolonged kidney allograft survival in nonhuman primates.

Identifier:nobleid.org/w1/20260515/DC39CBBC

Type:Journal Article

0 views

Support unavailableClaim Your Authorship

View Original Paper Source

Embeddable Badge

[![NobleID](https://www.nobleid.org/api/badge/DC39CBBC.svg?ark=w1%2F20260515%2FDC39CBBC)](https://nobleid.org/work/w1/20260515/DC39CBBC)

ARK Inflections

Metadata Policy

Metadata Formats

Bibliometric Analysis

Impact metrics, research fronts, co-authorship networks →

Authors & Claims

Paper Authors

Claim authorship of this work