Does ocular blood flow decrease during passive heat stress in resting humans?
The findings of this study suggest that passive heat stress decreases ocular blood flow irrespective of the blood pressure or arterial partial pressure of CO2.
These data demonstrate that the resistance of NPSCs to human xenoantibody and complement-mediated lysis is associated with low expression of xenoantigen alpha-Gal and high production of the complement inhibitors clusterin and CD59.