A recipe for transplantation.

Orange and Sunlight: A Recipe for Blisters

Distributed Cooking Recipe Recommendation and Adaptation

In this paper, we propose a distributed recipe recommendation mechanism that utilizes social information for adaptive recipe recommendation in a peer-to-peer (P2P) network. A recipe flavor model is first proposed for modeling recipes and validating recipe adaptations. Peers in the network group themselves into communities in which members share common preferences of recipe data. This is helpful...

High dose of bolus iron vs. low dose of weekly infusion: bolusing high dose, a recipe for iron toxicity?

Sir, We read with interest the article by Kosch et al. w1x comparing the i.v. infusion of iron sucrose with iron gluconate in patients on haemodialysis. Although this study provides some direct comparative analysis between two forms of parenteral iron compounds, the implication that iron sucrose being a monthly bolus dose might be better than the more frequently, Nephrol Dial Transplant (2002) ...

Dealing with EBV sero-negative recipients: copy paste the CMV recipe?*.

The main risk is the subsequent development of EBVrelated post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorder (PTLD). This association is well known but was recently re-examined by the Registry of Transplant Recipients in the United States. The analysis confirmed the higher risk of PTLD for D+/R) with adjusted hazard ratios up to 3.58 for kidney transplants [2]. In transplantation settings the lytic r...

I-26: Surgical Techniques in Tissue Transplantation for Fertility Preservation

Background Ovarian tissue cryopreservation is an option for patients who require immediate gonagonadotoxic treatment of cancers. when there is insufficient time to conduct ovulation induction This procedure can be used in patients with genetic mutations with a high risk for premature ovarian failure.This strategy is the only option for fertility preservation in prepubertal girls or in women who...

Smooth Uniform Crossover, Sub-Machine Code GP and Demes: A Recipe For Solving High-Order Boolean Parity Problems

We describe a recipe to solve very large parity problems using GP. The recipe includes: smooth uniform crossover (a crossover operator inspired by our theoretical research), sub-machine-code GP (a technique to speed up fitness evaluation in Boolean classification problems), and interacting demes (sub-populations) running on separate workstations. We tested this recipe on parity problems with up...