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Respiratory Activity of Isolated Rat Hepatocytes Following Cold Storage and Subsequent Rewarming: A Comparison of Sucrose-Based and University of Wisconsin Solutions

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Efficiency of Trimetazidine in Renal Dysfunction Secondary to Cold Ischemia–Reperfusion Injury: A Proposed Addition to University of Wisconsin Solution

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Isolation of Human Hepatocytes after Hepatic Warm and Cold Ischemia: A Practical Approach Using University of Wisconsin Solution

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