Blood Weekly
Susan Hasty, Publisher
Table of Contents . . . October 5th, 2000
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Blood Products - Coagulation Factor XI Found in Intravenous Immunoglobulin Preparations
Thromboembolism - Low-Molecular-Weight Heparin Safe for Pregnant Women
Cord Blood Transplantation - Cytokines Stimulate Graft-versus-Leukemia Effect Against Relapse
Hemophilia A - Queen's University Hemophilia A Canine Model Develops Neutralizing Antibodies
Hemophilia B - Chapel Hill Strain of Hemophilia B Dogs Ideal Gene Therapy Model
Blood Banking - Company Recalls Blood Transfusion Bags
Blood Banking - Red Cross Issues Appeal to Donors
Blood Banking - Some Donors Turned Away Due to Staffing Shortages
Blood Safety - Australia Backs Idea of Rejecting Blood Donors Who Ate British Beef
Bone Allografts - Patented Human Tissue Technology Rights Licensed
Cloning - No Premature Aging Seen in Six-Generation Mice
Diagnostics - Compact Disk Technology May Offer New Option for Testing
Diet and Nutrition - Novel Study Identifies Marker for Copper Status in Healthy Men and Women
Epidemiology - Logging Companies Play Major Role in Emergence, Spread of New Diseases
Ethics - University to Supply Human Tissue for Research
HIV-Associated Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma - High-Dose Chemotherapy/Autologous Stem Cell Transplantation Effective
Hemophilia - Therapeutic Levels of Factor IX and VIII Produced In Gene Therapy Models
Hemophilia B - Clinical Trial Results of Gene Therapy are Encouraging
Immunosuppression - Adenovirus-Mediated Gene Transfer to Donor Kidneys Has Therapeutic Merit
Invasive Aspergillosis - Treatment Results in Favorable Response
Liver Allografts - Doctors in Asia Share One Liver Between Hong Kong and Taiwan Donor Recipients
Liver Transplantation - Piggyback Transplant Technique Benefits Patients More than Standard Method
Nanotechnology - Tiny Microchips Have Big Promise in Fighting Disease
Tissue Engineering - Researchers Take Steps to Growing Replacement Blood Vessels
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