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So none of this actually has to do with the transplant itself

Hello Doc thank you so much for this. Excellent information and straight to the point.

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How about Keppra?

Antibiotics..

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I have question for you over pulmonary fibrosis. Can Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis damaged both of lungs or only one of the lung

This an empowering and uplifting video. For those who suffer asbestosis due to exposure to asbestos.

What is normal blood pressure bafter kidney transplant

Hello, I just accidentally gave my dad 2mg of tacrolimus. I confused my medication for something else. He has no renal problems. Should I be worried about this? Freaking out

Thank you for taking the time to educate us. It is much appreciated.

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What about the donor?

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The number 1 reason for weight gain is the medications… let’s be real here!!!

Can mycorite be replaced during pregnancy ? Is it also effective and can we breastfeed after it

I'm sufring in fungle infection since 2 year and my kidney transplant is 3 years long.please give me advice for my infected skin , I had visited so much time to dermatologist .

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How to increase blood supply to kidney. Can exercise help

my husband's creatinine level is 2.1 &urea 57. his ultra sound and biopsy reports are normal. doctors found that it is due to medicine toxicity.. is there any solution regarding this

Thank you so much- hope is GOOD.

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can we do gym after transplant ( had transplant 6 years ago in 2014)

My wife want to donate her kidney to her father, but we still don't have kids. Does this effect to future pregnancy. She is still 23 years old.please reply to message.

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Hiii Am planning to conceive and in Feb it will complete 2years of kidney transplant And medication am taking is tacrolimus and mycommune 360 Plz suggest about medications

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Having constructed the virus, which appears to be identical to its natural counterpart, the researchers, from the University of New York at Stony Brook, injected it into mice to demonstrate that it was active. The animals were paralyzed and then died. Wimmer has worked on the genetics and replication of poliovirus for more than 3 decades. The virus stores genetic information in a long strand of ribonucleic acid (RNA) rather than DNA. In the new work, described in Science (see below), Wimmer and his colleagues used common laboratory machines to synthesize DNA strands harboring the same protein-encoding instructions that a typical poliovirus carries. Wimmer and his team then mixed the lab-made DNA with an enzyme that converts DNA into RNA. The polio virusNext, they added the resulting strands to a mixture of chemicals similar to that in the cells that poliovirus typically invades. This brew generated whole polioviruses that subsequent tests in cells and animals confirmed as infectious. To distinguish any synthesized viruses from lab contaminants, the investigators introduced subtle changes into the virus' genetic code that didn't alter the proteins it encodes. Unexpectedly, however, the newly created viruses turned out to be much less potent than the typical lab strain. Higher doses of the synthetic poliovirus were needed to kill mice, for example. Cello, J., A.V. Paul, and E. Wimmer. Chemical synthesis of poliovirus cDNA: Generation of infections virus in the absence of natural template. Science. Abstract available at . Science OnLine - July 11, 2002 November 2003 Phi X-174 virus synthesized In 1978 Phi X, a virus that infects bacteria but is harmless to humans, was the first virus ever sequenced. By 2004 Craig Venter's (of Genomic sequencing fame) and his research group (including longtime collaborators Nobel Laureate Hamilton O. Smith of the Institute for Biological Energy Alternatives (IBEA), and Clyde A. Hutchinson of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill) at in Rockville, Maryland , in just 14 days, created an artificial version of Phi X-174 by piecing together synthetic DNA ordered from a biotechnology company. They used a technique called polymerase cycle assembly (PCA) to link the strands of DNA together. The sequence and assembly of the synthetic genome matches up nearly perfectly with the sequenced genome of the natural virus. Each strand of DNA neatly overlaps its neighboring strands by 20 letters of genetic code. The new virus also infects bacterial cells just like the natural virus does. The goal of the IBEA research is to create a synthetic genome that would be 100 to 1,000 times larger than the phi X virus. Someday, researchers hope to engineer fleets of self-replicating microbes that do everything from scrubbing down emissions at coal plants to producing enough hydrogen to power cars and trucks run by hydrogen-fuel cells rather than gasoline. October 2005 The 1918 Spanish Flu Virus is Reconstructed www.cdc.gov/od/oc/media/pressrel/r051005.htm Jeffery K. Taubenberger, a molecular pathologist at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology in Rockville, MD at a CDC Bio-Safety-Level 3 CDC lab reconstructed the genome of the 1918 lethal virus as reported in the October 7, 2005 issue of Science. They successfully reconstructed the influenza A (H1N1) virus responsible for the 1918 “Spanish flu” pandemic (pic + pic). The influenza pandemic of 1918-19 killed an estimated 20 to 50 million people worldwide, many more than the subsequent pandemics of the 20th century. The Spanish flu virus of the 1918 pandemic was probably a strain that originated in birds. Scientists have found the 1918 virus shares genetic mutations with the bird flu virus now circulating in Asia. Taubenberger and his colleagues were able to piece together the virus's genes from two unusual sources. One source was fingernail-size pieces of lung tissue removed at autopsy from a 21-year-old soldier who died in 1918 at Fort Jackson in South Carolina. He was among the pandemic's 675,000 American victims and he provided intact pieces of viral RNA that could be analysed and sequenced.. The other source was the frozen body of an Inuit woman who died of influenza in November 1918 and was buried in the permafrost. The virus's eight "RNA gene segments" were in pieces. Using gene sequencing and the polymerase chain reaction they reassembled the virus. Two of the 8 genes are considered to be of greatest importance for the virulence of the virus: the genes for hemagglutinin (HA) and neuraminidase (NA). Hemagglutinin type 5 [H5] and Neuraminidase type 1 [N1] are protein surface coatings of the virus. Hemagglutinin A is a glycoprotein that binds the virus to the host cell. There are at least 16 different HA antigens. Neuraminidase is an antigenic glycoprotein enzyme found on the surface of the flu virus. Nine neuraminidase subtypes are known, many occurring only in various species of ducks and chickens. Subtypes N1 and N2 have been positively linked to epidemics in man. The neuraminidases aid in the efficiency of virus release from infected cells. The reconstruction of the 1918 virus is expected to provide insights that are immediately useful to the virologists and epidemiologists charting the flow of hundreds of flu strains through dozens of species. Researchers hope to identify the mutations that are necessary for adaptation to a human host. It will be especially useful to compare the similarities between the Spanish flu virus 1918 virus gene sequence to the H5N1 of the current "Avian Flu", as well as to those of the "Asian flu", which emerged in 1957, and the "Hong Kong flu", which circled the globe in 1968. Hybrid viruses containing genetic features of each in different combinations can then be constructed and studied in the laboratory. The biological properties that confer virulence to pandemic influenza viruses are poorly understood. Evaluating the biological properties of the individual genes that make up this virus (CDC has examined four of the virus' eight genes so far). Scientists will continue to study the hemagglutinin (HA) gene to better understand the role of HA in causing inflammation of the lung, a factor that may contribute to the overall increased levels of illness and death associated with this virus. The strain of avian influenza that has led to the deaths of 140 million birds and 60 people in Asia in the past two years appears to be slowly acquiring the genetic changes characteristic of the "Spanish flu" virus that killed 50 million people nearly a century ago. How far "bird flu" has traveled down the evolutionary path to becoming a pandemic virus is unknown. Nor is it certain the worrisome strain, designated influenza A-H5N1, will ever acquire all the genetic features necessary for rapid, worldwide pandemic spread. A bacterial example of Synthetic Biology J. Craig Venter, a principle investigator (P.I.) of the Human Genome Project is attempting to make a synthetic new type of bacterium using DNA manufactured in the lab; using the sequenced the genes of a bacterium called Mycoplasma genitalium, a gram-positive parasitic bacterium, whose primary infection site may be the human urogenital tract. It probably causes non-gonococcal urethritis. The complete nucleotide sequence is 580,073 base pairs, the smallest known genome of any free-living organism, has been determined. A total of only 517 genes (480 encoding for proteins; the rest for RNAs) were identified that included genes required for DNA replication, transcription and translation, DNA repair, cellular transport, and energy metabolism. > researchers began systematically removing genes to determine how many genes are essential for life. In 1999, they published the narrowed the needs of M. genitalium to between 265 & 350 genes. > How many genes does it take to make an organism? What is the minimum genes a cell needs? The scientists at The Institute for Genomic Research (TIGR) who determined the Mycoplasma genitalium sequence followed this work by systematically destroying its genes (by mutating them with insertions) to see which ones are essential to life and which are dispensable. Of the 480 protein-encoding genes, they conclude that only 265-350 of them are essential to life. > The next step is to artificially assemble these 300+ genes to create a SYNTHETIC CELL.

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Hi can you do a detailed video on pregnancy after (recepient) living Doner liver transplant. Please

Hello, it is good to know that there are people like you to give advice on how to take care of yourself and learn every day how to take care of yourself regarding the use of prograf xl, I have two kidney transplants I am 40 years old and thanks GOD excellent life with this medicine, excellent video; ) 1.1 creatinine

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Hi I am kidney transplanted patient n it's being 11yrs... ,I am taking pangraf 0.5mg n azoran . My creatinin is near about 1..., can I carry baby??

I just listened to Dr. Naftali Kaminski here , and am so encouraged and inspired by his passion to someday soon, help to bring the possibility of reversal or even a cure to IPF patients . There are many things in his commentary that make sense to me , things that I plan to employ and explore where I haven't before. He gives us hope and a sense of worth to ourselves and to the entire IPF community. There are many avenues for us to take to help us to remain as stable as we as we possibly can and to seek help where and when it is needed. Thank you Dr. Kaminski for working so hard for a cure to this awful disease. I for one certainly appreciate all the amazing work you are doing. There is always hope!!

I have ILD. I am following with U of Penn. I consult with Transplant. Are you suggesting that as a "healthy" ILD patient with diagnosed fibrosis that I should seek out transplant?

I take 6 pills in a.m and 6 at night

I have IPF 54yrs. Old father of six....on 0xygen 24/7 need to be on 15 liters to walk ....please help me ...Im trying to get on the list....I Really dont want to die like this.....Please help me get on the list.I live in upstate Ny. God bless you...your are a very fortunate man!

Can High dose of tacrolimus cause increase creatinine?

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