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Based on predefined inclusion and exclusion criteria, 6,180 apparently healthy individuals were ultimately included, comprising 2,996 males and 3,184 females, aged 20 to 79 years
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Compared to graft biopsy of living donors, specimens of DBD were characterized by an increased transcriptional activation of complement components, acute-phase proteins and chemokines ( vs 4% when CIT was less than 16h at 1 year, 36% vs 20% at 10 years) ( Figure 2 Complement System in Renal Transplantation: Strategies of Inhibition in the Donor and During Preservation The activation of immune system plays a central role in all transplantation phases ( The stepwise process of transplantation consists of consecutive events that can affect the graft, including brain or cardiac death in deceased donors, unavoidable ischemia/reperfusion injury, preservation procedure, post-transplantation rejection and other non-immunological insults such as drug toxicity, diabetes or hypertension ( Complement has a critical role in immunological and inflammatory processes before, during and after transplantation