Effect of a Novel Immunosuppressant, ST1959, on the Immune System and Renal Allograft Survival in Rats

Anna Pezzotta; Marilena Mister; Paolo Cravedi; Nadia Azzollini; Linda Cassis; Vito Ruggiero; Rita DeSantis; Paolo Carminati; Giuseppe Remuzzi; Marina Noris

doi:10.1097/01.tp.0000165434.89700.a7

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ST1959 possesses immunomodulatory effects and significantly prolongs survival of renal allografts in rats.

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