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Non-toxicity of IV injected perfluorocarbon oxygen carrier in an animal model of liver regeneration following surgical injury

Nieuwoudt, Martin J.; Engelbrecht, Gert H.C.; Sentle, Lebo; Auer, Roland E.J.; Kahn, Del; Van der Merwe, Schalk Willem (Taylor & Francis, 2009-06)

Lethal dose experiments in animals have demonstrated that second-generation perfluorocarbon oxygen carriers are remarkably non-toxic. However, this non-toxicity has not previously been demonstrated in a liver failure ...
HCV genotype 5 : epidemiology and spread of an uncommon genotype

Verbeeck, J.; Peigue-Lafeuille, H.; Ross, R.S.; Abergel, A.; Nevens, Frederik; Van der Merwe, Schalk Willem; Van Ranst, Marc; Henquell, C. (Elsevier, 2008-02)
Effect of rapamycin on hepatic osteodystrophy in rats with portasystemic shunting

Van der Merwe, Schalk Willem; Conradie, Maria M.; Bond, Robert P.; Olivier, Brenda J.; Fritz, Elongo Lekunze; Nieuwoudt, Martin J.; Delport, Rhena; Slavik, Tomas; Engelbrecht, Gert H.C.; Kahn, Del; Shephard, Enid G.; Kotze, Maritha J.; De Villiers, Nico P.; Hough, Stephen (WJG Press, 2006-07)

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The transmission of Helicobacter pylori : the effects of analysis method and study population on inference

Delport, Wayne; Van der Merwe, Schalk Willem (Elsevier, 2007-04)

Although much is known about the virulence of Helicobacter pylori, the transmission pathways for this bacterium are still unresolved. Transmission has been addressed through: (1) prevalence within families; (2) detection ...
Absence of Helicobacter pylori within the oral cavities of members of a healthy South African community

Olivier, Brenda J.; Bond, Robert P.; Van Zyl, Walda B.; Delport, Maraliese; Slavik, Tomas; Ziady, Christopher; Terhaar sive Droste, Jochim S.; Lastovica, Albert; Van der Merwe, Schalk Willem (American Society for Microbiology, 2006-02)

Our study aimed to evaluate the oral cavity as a reservoir from where Helicobacter pylori may be transmitted. Histology and PCR amplification were performed. Eighty-four percent of the stomach biopsies tested positive; ...

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