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January 10, 1969Science87 citations

Hemophilia: Role of Organ Homografts

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TMThomas L. MarchioroCHCecil HougieHRHaakon Ragde

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The concentration of factor VIII and partial thromboplastin times became normal and have remained normal for 140 days after orthotopic tranplantation of a normal liver to a hemophilic dog. Transplantation of a normal spleen into a hemophilic recipient did not result in a significant increase in factor VIII although the splenic graft was viable for at least 47 days. Transplantation of normal marrow to a lethally irradiated hemophilic dog did not result in an increase in factor VIII during 34 days of observation.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9848e1ddc26a7df0607540https://doi.org/10.1126/science.163.3863.188
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