Transfusion

Universal RBCs
pp. 1285-1289(5)
Author: Lublin, Douglas M.

Transfusion to blood group A and O patients of group B RBCs that have been enzymatically converted to group O
pp. 1290-1298(9)
Authors: Kruskall, Margot S.; AuBuchon, James P.; Anthony, Kathleen Y.; Herschel, Louise; Pickard, Connie; Biehl, Ruth; Horowitz, Marilyn; Brambilla, Donald J.; Popovsky, Mark A.

Serum supplement, inoculum cell density, and accessory cell effects are dependent on the cytokine combination selected to expand human HPCs ex vivo
pp. 1299-1307(9)
Authors: Xu, Ruiling; Medchill, Michael; Reems, Jo Anna

Growth of bacteria in inoculated platelets: implications for bacteria detection and the extension of platelet storage
pp. 1308-1312(5)
Authors: Brecher, Mark E.; Holland, Paul V.; Pineda, Alvaro A.; Tegtmeier, Gary E.; Yomtovian, Roslyn

l-carnitine decreases glycolysis in liquid-stored platelets
pp. 1313-1319(7)
Authors: Sweeney, Joseph D.; Blair, Abbe-Jane; Cheves, Tracey A.; Dottori, Secondo; Arduini, Arduino

The mechanism of apoptosis in human platelets during storage
pp. 1320-1329(10)
Authors: Li, Junzhi; Xia, Yuping; Bertino, Amy M.; Coburn, John P.; Kuter, David J.

Selective protection of RBCs against photodynamic damage by the band 3 ligand dipyridamole
pp. 1330-1336(7)
Authors: vanSteveninck, John; Trannoy, Laurence L.; Besselink, Geert A.J.; Dubbelman, Tom M.A.R.; Brand, Anneke; de Korte, Dirk; Verhoeven, Arthur J.; Lagerberg, Johan W.M.

Posttransfusion survival (24-hour) and hemolysis of previously frozen, deglycerolized RBCs after storage at 4°C for up to 14 days in sodium chloride alone or sodium chloride supplemented with additive solutions
pp. 1337-1340(4)
Authors: Valeri, C. Robert; Pivacek, Linda E.; Cassidy, George P.; Ragno, Gina

The survival, function, and hemolysis of human RBCs stored at 4°C in additive solution (AS-1, AS-3, or AS-5) for 42 days and then biochemically modified, frozen, thawed, washed, and stored at 4°C in sodium chloride and glucose solution for 24 hours
pp. 1341-1345(5)
Authors: Valeri, C. Robert; Pivacek, Linda E.; Cassidy, George P.; Ragno, Gina

The capacity of different infusion fluids to lower the prooxidant activity of plasma iron: an important factor in resuscitation?
pp. 1346-1351(6)
Authors: Moison, Ralf M.W.; Bloemhof, Fimke E.; Geerdink, Janneke A.M.; de Beaufort, Arnout Jan; Berger, Howard M.

Transfusion of washed and centrifuged shed RBCs during maxillofacial surgery affects cytokine concentrations
pp. 1352-1356(5)
Authors: Rohling, Roman G.; Zimmermann, Axel P.; Zellweger, René; Schanz, Urs

Apparent rejuvenation of transfused donor blood in the fetus is due to accelerated removal of the older RBCs
pp. 1357-1362(6)
Authors: Huisman, Margriet A.; Egberts, Johannes

A cell-kinetic model of CD34+ cell mobilization and harvest: development of a predictive algorithm for CD34+ cell yield in PBPC collections
pp. 1363-1370(8)
Authors: Humpe, Andreas; Riggert, Joachim; Meineke, Ingolf; Kurz, Martin; Eil, Anita; Storkebaum, Beate; Binder, Claudia; Munzel, Ulrich; Funke, Ingrid; Höcker, Paul; Wiesneth, Markus; Köhler, Michael

First example of anti-Kx in a person with the McLeod phenotype and without chronic granulomatous disease
pp. 1371-1375(5)
Authors: Russo, David C.; Øyen, Ragnhild; Powell, Vivien I.; Perry, Sherry; Hitchcock, Judith; Redman, Colvin M.; Reid, Marion E.

Analysis of factors affecting quantification of fetomaternal hemorrhage by flow cytometry
pp. 1376-1383(8)
Author: Kumpel, Belinda M.

In vitro studies of the impact of transfusion on the detection of alloantibodies after autoadsorption
pp. 1384-1387(4)
Authors: Laine, Edward P.; Leger, Regina M.; Arndt, Patricia A.; Calhoun, Loni; Garratty, George; Petz, Lawrence D.

Allelic polymorphisms of human Fcγ receptor IIa and Fcγ receptor IIIb among distinct groups in Brazil
pp. 1388-1392(5)
Authors: Kuwano, Sachie T.; Bordin, José O.; Chiba, Akemi K.; Mello, Adriana B.; Figueiredo, Maria S.; Vieira-Filho, João P.B.; Fabron, Antonio; Kerbauy, José

HCV lookback in the United States:effectiveness of an extended lookback program
pp. 1393-1398(6)
Authors: Menozzi, Delia; Udulutch, Troy; Llosa, Augusto E.; Galel, Susan A.

Surveillance of HIV-1 genetic subtypesand diversity in the US blood supply
pp. 1399-1406(8)
Authors: de Oliveira, C. Fernando; Diaz, Ricardo S.; Machado, Daisy M.; Sullivan, Marian T.; Finlayson, Teresa; Gwinn, Marta; Lackritz, Eve M.; Williams, Alan E.; Kessler, Debra; Operskalski, Eva A.; Mosley, James W.; Busch, Michael P.

Validation of selected donor-screening questions: structure, content, and comprehension
pp. 1407-1413(7)
Authors: Orton, Sharyn L.; Virvos, Victoria J.; Williams, Alan E.

Donor neutrophil function after plateletpheresis
pp. 1414-1418(5)
Authors: Western, Karoline H.; Videm, Vibeke

A novel closed system utilizing styrene copolymer bead adherence for the production of human dendritic cells
pp. 1419-1420(2)
Authors: Maffei, Antonella; Ayello, Janet; Skerrett, Donna; Papadopoulos, Kyriakos; Harris, Paul; Hesdorffer, Charles

Application of 16S ribosomal RNA gene amplification to the rapid identification of bacteria from blood culture bottles
pp. 1420-1420(1)
Authors: Kunishima, Shinji; Inoue, Chikako; Nishimoto, Zenichiro; Kamiya, Tadashi; Ozawa, Kazuo

Transmission of HTLV-I by kidney transplant
pp. 1421-1421(1)
Authors: Remesar, Mirta C.; del Pozo, Ana E.; Pittis, Maria G.; Mangano, Andrea M.; Sen, Luisa; Briones, Liliana

The first case of HCV seroconversion after 3 years of HCV NAT screening in Baden-Württemberg
pp. 1422-1422(1)
Authors: da Silva Cardoso, Marcia; Koerner, Klaus; Kubanek, Bernhard

Progress in the detection and elimination of transfusion-transmissible infectious diseases
pp. 1424-1424(1)