Donor bone marrow infusion in simultaneous pancreas/kidney transplantation with OKT3 induction: evidence for augmentation of chimerism.
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J. Skyler | C. Ricordi | R. Alejandro | G. Selvaggi | A. Tzakis | G. Ciancio | G. Burke | D. Roth | T. Karatzas | J. Miller | R. Cirocco | M. Markou | M. Carreño | T. Qian
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