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O Odocha

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Articles 16
Citations 26
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Related Specialties
General Surgery
Oncology
General Medicine
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J J Fung
J McCauley
R Shapiro
M Jordan
H E Kaiser
A M Groeger
E Wolner
A Salat
B Kelly
P Carroll
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Transplant Proc
J Natl Med Assoc
In Vivo
Anticancer Res
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Recent Articles
1.
Race and racialism in scientific research and publication in the Journal of the National Medical Association
Odocha O
J Natl Med Assoc . 2000 May; 92(2):96-8. PMID: 10800300
No abstract available.
2.
Liver transplantation in African-Americans with chronic alcoholic liver disease: focus on the elevated cardiac index pretransplantation
Odocha O, Jackson B, Zaheer R, Curry C
Transplant Proc . 1998 Jan; 29(8):3660-1. PMID: 9414879
No abstract available.
3.
Lysosomal activation in xenotransplantation: an early, calcium-sensitive process
Odocha O
Transplant Proc . 1998 Jan; 29(8):3657-9. PMID: 9414878
No abstract available.
4.
Extracellular calcium concentration influences lysosomal behavior in the in vitro xenotransplant hyperacute rejection model
Odocha O, Rader D
Transplant Proc . 1998 Jan; 29(8):3653-4. PMID: 9414876
No abstract available.
5.
RNA transcription and lysosomal activation during xenotransplant hyperacute rejection: inhibition of RNA polymerase
Reese D, Odocha O
Transplant Proc . 1998 Jan; 29(8):3651-2. PMID: 9414875
In summary, our data indicates that AFB1 has no effect on LyAct during XTHAR. Although these results are from short-term incubation studies, they nevertheless suggest that inhibition of RNA transcription...
6.
Ethnic variations in lung cancer
Groeger A, Mueller M, Odocha O, Dekan G, Salat A, Rothy W, et al.
Anticancer Res . 1997 Jul; 17(4A):2849-57. PMID: 9252728
Cancer of the lung is the most frequent cancer in the world, but with wide geographical variation in risk. It is most spread among males of all races worldwide, the...
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Racial variation in lung cancer
Groeger A, Odocha O, Mueller M, Salat A, Mallinger R, Baumgartner S, et al.
Anticancer Res . 1997 Jul; 17(4A):2843-8. PMID: 9252727
Lung cancer claimed about 153,000 lives in 1994 in the United States. Despite research overall lung cancer survival has still not improved during the last 20 years, with 5-year relative...
8.
Cost-containment strategies in transplantation: the utility of cyclosporine-ketoconazole combination therapy
Odocha O, Kelly B, Trimble S, Murigande C, Toussaint R, Callender C
Transplant Proc . 1996 Apr; 28(2):907-9. PMID: 8623456
No abstract available.
9.
Splenectomy in cancer surgery: diminishing indications?
Odocha O, Wilder J, Rivadeneira D, Kelly B, Chung E, Leffall L
In Vivo . 1996 Mar; 10(2):241-3. PMID: 8744808
The diminishing enthusiasm towards performing splenectomy (SPL) either as an integral part of surgical cancer management (SCM), or for staging/management (ST) of lymphoma, warranted our assessment of the extent of...
10.
Post-transplant malignancies in minority populations
Odocha O
In Vivo . 1996 Mar; 10(2):237-40. PMID: 8744807
Post-transplant malignancy (PTM), is emerging as an important cause of early morbidity and mortality following transplantation (TX). Unfortunately its prevalence in minorities (African-Americans, AA; Native Americans, NA; Asian Pacific Islanders,...