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Knijff et al. investigated how brain death (BD) duration impacts complement activation levels using plasma samples and kidney biopsies from the QUOD biobank. This group, led by Professor van Kooten (L...

For this issue of the QUOD newsletter, it is a pleasure to introduce Sue Madden, Principal Statistician for NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT), based in Filton. Sue works with data relating to deceased ...

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Brain death (BD) results in an inflammatory response, including complement activation. The clinical impact of prolonged BD duration on the graft-to-be is still unclear. We investigated how BD duration impacts complement activation levels, both ...

Our Spotlight Interview for this issue of the QUOD newsletter features Prof Sarah Richardson, who took time out to talk to us about her research and her role within QUOD.    Sarah Richardson is Profes...

The process of death invokes a complex set of events leading to profound hyper-inflammation. Systemic hyper-inflammation is a well-established cause of organ dysfunction, evidenced by the multi-organ ...

Early loss of small extraislet β cells in children with type 1 diabetes could explain age-related differences in disease.