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Measuring oxygen saturation (S[O.sub.2]), partial pressure of oxygen (p[O.sub.2]) and pC[O.sub.2] in arterial and venous perfusate samples also sheds light on the oxygen use of the perfused organ (Zeitlin and Eshraghi, 2002; Wagner et al., 2003; Polyak et al., 2008; Constantinescu et al., 2011).

The researchers perfused isolated laboratory mouse hearts, keeping the organ alive and beating for a number of hours.

The counter-argument to this is that the cardiac blood supply is unique, with the majority of the myocardium being perfused during diastole.

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The XPS with STEEN Solution allows marginal quality lungs that initially failed to meet standard of care transplant criteria to be perfused and ventilated at normothermic conditions, thus providing an opportunity for surgeons to reassess transplant suitability, added the company.

However, the actions of chemerin on cardiovascular functions and expression of these genes have not been studied in isolated perfused rat hearts.

Spleens were obtained from Large White pigs weighing 45-60 kg (7 pig spleens were harvested and perfused for this study), which were sourced from Joseph Morris abattoir (South Kilworth, Leicester, UK) following the routine slaughtering procedure.

The livers were exsanguinated and perfused (with no recirculation) with Krebs-Henseleit bicarbonate buffer (pH 7.5), containing 1 mg/mL BSA (Sigma Chemical), at 37[degrees]C, saturated with an oxygen/carbon dioxide mixture (95/5%) and at a constant flow (3-4 mL x [min.sup.-1] x [g.sup.-1] liver).

Two interventional radiologists independently viewed the cone-beam CT images and corresponding preinterventional chest CT images to confirm: (i) the exact location of the target lesion on cone-beam CT images by comparison with the preprocedural chest CT images in the corresponding viewing plane, (ii) the perfused territory of the study artery on cone-beam CT images.

Higher culture density has been achieved in tissue-mimetic 3D structures of porous scaffolds [4], whereas perfused hollow fibre bioreactors (HFBRs) have reached the highest human cell culture densities reported, nearer that of native tissue ([10.sup.8-9] cells/mL) [5-7].