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Th1/Th2 Cytokine Analysis in Iranian Renal Transplant Recipients by Amirzargar, A., Lessanpezeshki, M., Fathi, A., Amirzargar, M., Khosravi, F., Ansaripour, B., Nikbin, B.

“…The pretransplant cytokine profile of donor and recipient blood and tissues may be associated with transplant outcome. A Th1 response is generally associated…”
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Dynamic Changes of IFN-γ-producing Cells, TGF-β and Their Preidctive Value in Early Outcomees of Renal Transplantation by Mohammadi, F, Niknam, M H, Nafar, M, Einollahi, B, Nazari, B, Lessanpezeshki, M, Amirzargar, M A, Solgi, G, Nikbin, B, Amirzargar, A A

“…A growing body of evidence demonstrated an immune etiology as well as nonimmune mechanisms for episodes of clinical acute rejection and long-term allograft…”
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Patient and graft outcome after living donor renal transplantation in Iran: more than 15-year follow-up by Einollahi, B, Hajarizadeh, B, Simforoosh, N, Lessanpezeshki, M, Khatami, M.R, Nourbala, M.H, Basiri, A, Pourfarziani, V, Firoozan, A, Nafar, M, Poorrezagholi, F, Sharifian, M, Bakhtiari, S, Alavian, S.M

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Is preemptive renal transplantation preferred? by Simforoosh, N, Basiri, A, Pourrezagholi, F, Einolahi, B, Firouzan, A, Moghaddam, M.M, Nourbala, M.H, Hajarizadeh, B, Pourfarziani, V, Lessanpezeshki, M, Nafar, M, Khatami, M.R, Moghaddam, S.M.M.Hosseini, Farhangi, S

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Dynamic Changes of IFN-[gamma]-producing Cells, TGF-[Beta] and Their Predictive Value in Early Outcomes of Renal Transplantation by Mohammadi, F, Niknam, M H, Nafar, M, Einollahi, B, Nazari, B, Lessanpezeshki, M, Amirzargar, M A, Solgi, G, Nikbin, B, Amirzargar, A A

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Dynamic Changes of IFN-γ-producing Cells, TGF-β and Their Predictive Value in Early Outcomes of Renal Transplantation by F. Mohammadi1, M. H. Niknam1, M. Nafar2, B. Einollahi3, B. Nazari1, M. Lessanpezeshki4, M. A. Amirzargar5, G. Solgi5, B. Nikbin1, A. A. Amirzargar1

“…Background: A growing body of evidence demonstrated an immune etiology as well as nonimmune mechanismsfor episodes of clinical acute rejection and long-term…”
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Antikaliuretic action of trimethoprim is minimized by raising urine pH by Schreiber, Martin, Schlanger, Lynn E., Chen, Ching-Bun, Lessan-Pezeshki, Mahboob, Halperin, Mitchell L., Patnaik, Asit, Ling, Brian N., Kleyman, Thomas R.

“…Antikaliuretic action of trimethoprim is minimized by raising urine pH. This study was designed to test the hypothesis that the antikaliuresis caused by…”
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