Propaedeutic, basis for constitution, and statute of the bank of human embryonic and fetal cells.
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A short history of the early development of the first European tissue bank dealing with the legislation, organization, manufacturing of 12 kinds of tissue graft preserves used in four continents, education, research, organization of scientific meetings and publications is given. Mentioned are also other branches of biological objects banking attached to the tissue bank.
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The possibilities of infection, and other not so often occurring biohazards transmission, from the dead body or harvested organ or tissue, on the bank staff during all steps of banking and surgical usage are discussed. The opposite jeopardy originated from staff and menacing the graft is mentioned, too.
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Nitrogen and fat balance studies were performed in 6 low birth weight infants (average birth weight: 1465 +/- 128 g) who were alternatively fed 3 types of lyophilized human milk during the 5th through 14th week of life. Feeding group I received human milk (protein content 1.32%). Group II was administered concentrated human milk (protein content 1.69%). Group III received human milk fortified with whey from cow's milk (protein content 1.74%). Group II showed the best results with respect to weight gain, nitrogen balance and blood metabolites. The introduction of whey protein in Group III resulted in higher plasma levels of urea (p less than 0.05), threonine (p less than 0.05), valine (p less than 0.025), isoleucine (p less than 0.01), leucine (p less than 0.02) and lysine (p less than 0.001) compared with Group I infants. Accordingly, plasma levels of alpha-amino-nitrogen were elevated in Group III.
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