T. Diaz

Lack of Cross-Species Transmission of Porcine Endogenous Retrovirus in Pig-to-Baboon Xenotransplantation with Sustained Depletion of Anti-&agr;Gal Antibodies

M. Hermida-Prieto, R. Mañez, N. Domenech, 2005, Transplantation.

Flow cytometry complement-mediated cytotoxicity assay detects baboon xenoantibodies directed to porcine epitopes undetected by hemolytic assay.

N. Domenech, I. Moscoso, A. Centeno, 2004, Transplant immunology.

FDA/PI flow cytometry assay of complement‐mediated cytotoxicity of antibodies generated during xenotransplantation

S. Pértega, R. Mañez, N. Domenech, 2004, Cytometry. Part A : the journal of the International Society for Analytical Cytology.

Lack of cross-species transmission of porcine endogenous retrovirus (PERV) to transplant recipients and abattoir workers in contact with pigs.

D. Salomon, M. Hermida-Prieto, R. Mañez, 2007, Transplantation.

Technique of culture of human autologous mioblasts for clinic transplant

F. Blanco, N. Domenech, E. Rendal, 2008 .

Elicited non-anti-alphaGAL antibodies may cause acute humoral rejection of hDAF pig organs transplanted in baboons.

R. Mañez, N. Domenech, I. Moscoso, 2003, Transplantation proceedings.

The serum level of xenoantibodies, and hDAF or alphaGAL expression on pig cells, modulate in vitro the protection given by hDAF to primate complement-mediated damage.

R. Mañez, N. Domenech, I. Moscoso, 2005, Transplantation proceedings.

Porcine endothelial cell activation in hDAF pig hearts transplanted in baboons with prolonged survival and lack of rejection.

R. Mañez, N. Domenech, I. Moscoso, 2003, Transplantation Proceedings.