| The current penal code provides for up to two years imprisonment in the case of illicit import and export of transplantable material. |
|
| Second, stem cells may prove to be an indispensable source of transplantable cells and tissues for repair and regeneration. |
|
| And they're working on the transgenic pig that will grow transplantable organs. |
|
| All sections may contain ideas that are easily transplantable to a particular situation. |
|
| Harnessing these pluripotent properties has become highly valuable in the generation of transplantable tissues and organs. |
|
| We review the evidence and arguments that expose these problems and present an alternative ethical framework to guide the procurement of transplantable organs. |
|
| At the very beginning of the organ transplant era some people feared that their doctors might hasten their deaths in order to obtain transplantable organs. |
|
| The termination of a pregnancy performed for the purpose of providing a third party with transplantable foetal tissue is not permitted. |
|
| Radiation exposure to the whole body is of unclear significance and uncertain impact on transplantable organs. |
|
| Based on the in vivo pharmacology studies, sorafenib inhibited tumour progression in transplantable tumour models of multiple histological types. |
|
| They were originally designed as a stopgap to keep a patient alive for a few extra months while a suitable transplantable heart could be found. |
|
| This knowledge can then be utilised to fulfil the increasing demand for transplantable organs, with minimal risk. |
|
| She said that the collaboration could develop an unlimited supply of transplantable organs, potentially helping millions of patients who die from end-stage organ disease. |
|
| The finding raises hopes that the new cells can be fashioned into transplantable material for patients whose own cells and tissues have become faulty. |
|
| A new study presents the next generation of transplantable dopamine neurons produced from stem cells. |
|
| The cultivation of beta islet cells, derived from embryonic stem cells, could provide a useful solution to the current shortage of transplantable tissue and rejection problems. |
|
| No one is talking of transplantable artificial organs in the near future. |
|
| In the longer term they might yield transplantable organs with the same genotype as the recipient, thus eliminating the problem of rejection. In this section The nuclear option Expanding horizons Advance warning What a gas! |
|
| Member States have an explicit right to put stringent public health rules in place, including a total exclusion of cloned human material or human animal hybrids, as transplantable material. |
|
| As a result, there has been a public effort to encourage donations, and at the same time, immense pressure to induce donors and increase the supply of transplantable organs. |
|
|
|
| With this information, she hopes to create a clinically useful protocol for differentiating stem cells into functional, transplantable beta cells. |
|
| Yet cell transplant techniques have their limits: rejection due to immunological incompatibility, a shortage of organ donors, a lack of transplantable cells for a number of types of human tissue. |
|
| They noticed that rodent hair was easily transplantable as their dermal papillae aggregate or form clumps in the tissue culture. |
|
| Push the seeds partially into seeding compost in April, water, and they'll be transplantable by summertime. |
|
| Both outcomes will play important roles toward generating sources of transplantable cells to replace damaged tissue in patients with impaired vision. |
|
| The patent provides protection for methods for producing and using a transplantable cellular suspension of living tissue suitable for grafting to a patient. |
|
| Fodstad O, Olsnes S, Pihl A Inhibitory effect of abrin and ricin on the growth of transplantable murine tumors and of abrin on human cancers in nude mice. |
|
| Bogden also established and maintained a Bank of Transplantable Human and Animal Tumors as an available resource serving the cancer research community. |
|
