It is also possible that the transplanted testes in recipients are transplanted back into donors after medical treatment.
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Crucially, the human programmer has to identify where in the host program the code is to be transplanted, any irrelevant data, and, of course, the actual functionality to be transplanted.
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At first, unless patients had an identical twin with matching tissue types, their immune system would destroy the transplanted cells as foreign, or the transplanted cells would destroy the patient's organs.
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At 46, she is already on her third transplanted kidney.
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A team reports that they've now transplanted memories between slugs.
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That means their organs wouldn't risk infecting humans if transplanted.
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These coral babies are then transplanted carefully to endangered reefs.
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At 19953, she is already on her third transplanted kidney.
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The surgery marked the first time eyelids have been transplanted.
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But Ms. Reichardt, a transplanted Easterner based in Portland, Ore.
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And there are quite a few of these transplanted Americans.
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I am obsessed with this recently transplanted Japanese reality show.
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He transplanted it to Kabul after the American invasion in 2001.
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The transplanted uterus was removed at the time of the birth.
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Next, their modified stem cells were transplanted back into their bodies.
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When they're large enough, they're transplanted to their final growing place.
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Immigrant elders also help transplanted families maintain a sense of continuity.
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"Greece has more cartels than Colombia," Frankie, a transplanted Athenian, mutters.
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At that point, he had transplanted hearts into nearly 250 dogs.
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It shows romaine being transplanted to a field, not being harvested.
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Seedlings are transplanted at a very young age and spaced widely.
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Michelle's aunt, Karen Kwan, donated Michelle's first transplanted kidney in 2006.
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Surgeons opened the heart, transplanted organs, and removed once inoperable tumors.
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"Welcome to Los Angeles, home of the transplanted loyalties," he says.
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These were transplanted into the patient's eye to treat the disease.
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A portion of Loritz's liver was removed and transplanted into Auten.
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It was not some pig's kidney transplanted into the American experiment.
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More recently, we have seen successfully transplanted hands, arms, legs, and faces.
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Its rigid labour law was transplanted from Benito Mussolini's Italy in 0003.
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We're transplanted to a shaded patio set rather than stained office furniture.
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I had simply transplanted those events to a more familiar California geography.
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But tough corals from one place cannot simply be transplanted to another.
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If the cancer was actively spreading, no internal organs could be transplanted.
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The queen-size bed could have been transplanted from a Comfort Inn.
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Christopher Alden transplanted the action to a nightmarish, slow-motion urban park.
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Later, those fragments will be transplanted to affected areas across the islands.
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Imagine Gauguin's Tahiti transplanted to the Tiber, and you'll get the idea.
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Transplanted, thriving, doing and creating work, healing the earth so everything can grow.
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There's no doubt that transplanted organs can help people live longer, better lives.
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So it's only fitting that someone transplanted the titular character from Warner Bros.
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The uterus is then removed from the donor and transplanted into the recipient.
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Finally, the researchers fertilized the eggs and transplanted the embryos into surrogate mice.
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They've taken out the original engines and transmissions and transplanted a Hyundai drivetrain.
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Even readers, while paging through this book, can feel themselves inescapably transplanted there.
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Who killed transplanted Texas singer Bobby Fuller, and why was the mob suspected?
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Some species have been transplanted into alien environments to help meet agricultural needs.
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They successfully transplanted hearts and kidneys from those pigs into monkeys and baboons.
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So far, births from transplanted uteri have only been delivered by C-section.
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And those transplanted kidneys rarely last a lifetime of battering with immunosuppressive drugs.
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Large transplanted colonies are now thriving in areas away from cruise ship piers.
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In the third group, five baboons received antihypertensive treatment -- because pigs have a lower systolic blood pressure than baboons -- and additional medication was used to counteract cardiac overgrowth, in which a transplanted heart experiences greater weight gain than non-transplanted hearts.
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One week after receiving her newly transplanted lungs, Claire Wineland took her final breath.
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Cooley transplanted the human heart to Karp but the patient died a day later.
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If we transplanted your head onto my body, who would that resulting creature be?
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Not every part of the first edition could be transplanted into the new edition.
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Patients of Dr. Simon Bramhall probably weren't expecting an autograph on their transplanted organs.
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As a result, more than 60 percent of donor hearts and lungs aren't transplanted.
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That's the operation that replaces a blown-out arm ligament with a transplanted tendon.
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They continued the transfusions until the transplanted cells began to produce normal-shaped hemoglobin.
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The gØv programme has been transplanted internationally, with "gØv Italy" set up in 2018.
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Other patients found life with the transplanted hands full of complications, some quite challenging.
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Experiments he conducted with transplanted junipers proved the difference was not in the food.
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Sami Marttinen, a transplanted Finn, bent over a bucket of water with a ladle.
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A genetic fluorescent protein was added to help the scientists pinpoint the transplanted tissue.
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Four days later, he received a transplanted kidney from his older sister, LaToya Hubbard.
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Each will be transplanted again at the end of October after For Forest closes.
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Having transplanted to New York, he qualified for inclusion in the 2012 Whitney Biennial.
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The unnamed patient elected to remove the transplanted uterus after the birth, he said.
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Transplant rejection occurs when a recipient's immune system attacks the transplanted organ or tissue.
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A fellow New Englander, Lauren Aloise, transplanted herself to Madrid and established food tours.
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Louix Louis, the St. Regis's glossy, buzzy new restaurant, feels transplanted from another hotel.
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Over that time period, 22006,230 kidneys were donated; 2114,102 were transplanted; 27,987 were discarded.
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About 220,000 fully grown transplanted pin oaks, golden maples and flowering pears were planted.
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A hospital in Camden, New Jersey, accidentally transplanted a kidney into the wrong patient.
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Think Madonna in "Desperately Seeking Susan" transplanted to Capri, and you'll get the idea.
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They will all be transplanted onto the land in March and April, he added.
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Vanderbilt has transplanted about 50 hepatitis C-infected hearts into people without the virus.
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Today, brain-dead individuals supply most of the transplanted organs in the United States.
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"Claire was able to save the life of two people, her right kidney was transplanted to a 44-year-old woman in San Diego, and her left kidney was transplanted to a 55-year-old male in Northern California," Yeager told CNN.
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About 50,000 women in the United States are thought to be candidates for transplanted uteruses.
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For a start, the action has been transplanted from 1980s London to present-day Chicago.
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The report estimates that 60,000 to 22014,22012 organs are transplanted each year in Chinese hospitals.
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The transplanted islets functioned for a year, according to the study published today in Nature.
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Currently, over 95% of patients and about 95% or slightly fewer of transplanted kidneys survive.
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Blood vessels migrated into the transplanted tissue and the graft was healing after a month.
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"We want [transplanted fans] to feel embraced when they come to our games" Bubolz said.
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They then transplanted genetic material from those slugs into slugs that had never been shocked.
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MATT JACOBSEN: When city folk are transplanted to the woods of Vermont, they get slaphappy.
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Then, there's the fact that the aforementioned emblem has been transplanted onto a $770 hoodie.
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The womb and cervix are then removed from the donor and transplanted into the recipient.
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Next door, I'm walking through what feels like an entire forest that's been transplanted indoors.
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Forcibly transplanted immortal Phillippe seeks to resurrect a friend he lost in the last novel.
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EVERY year about 120,000 organs, mostly kidneys, are transplanted from one human being to another.
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The transplanted cells reversed the mice's diabetes and kept sugar levels down for one year.
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Stem cells were used to create fragments of jaw bones, which were transplanted in rats.
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Brazil's rigid labour market regulations were transplanted wholesale from Benito Mussolini's Italy back in 1943.
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The presence of these PERVs means pig organs cannot now be safely transplanted into humans.
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Earlier this year, doctors at the Cleveland Clinic transplanted a uterus from a deceased donor.
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Since no human stomachs were available, it was a cow's stomach that would be transplanted.
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This might get them through the waiting period until a donor heart can be transplanted.
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The wait for a real heart that can be transplanted requires patience worthy of Job.
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The goal is to print a quarter-sized kidney that could be transplanted into rats.
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Starting a few years back, Mr. Grant transplanted 12,303 trees ("not all of them survived").
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Surgeons are used to evaluating the risks of infection from transplanted organs, Dr. Tector said.
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He moved in many circles—gay circles, transplanted-Southerner circles, banking circles, African-American circles.
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Now they are being slowly transplanted into different, more volatile ones, without ever actually moving.
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In Los Angeles, he developed an interest in curing Type 1 diabetes with transplanted pancreases.
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It's then stimulated to develop into an embryo, which is transplanted into a surrogate mother.
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The elder Mr. Scarfo idolized Al Capone, a fellow transplanted Brooklynite, but hardly resembled him.
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The good news: this transplanted hair won't fall out like the hair before it did.
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The transplanted cells had been derived from autologous induced pluripotent stem cells, which are reprogrammed cells.
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But she developed a yeast infection, which caused complications and her newly transplanted uterus was removed.
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Her kidney and liver were successfully transplanted into two recipients, both of whom are HIV-positive.
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Chileans tend to think of themselves as transplanted Europeans (and largely ignore the country's indigenous heritage).
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Update: see below for video showing how Sam Byford also got transplanted into the wasteland. h2.
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The Cleveland Clinic delivered a baby from the transplanted uterus of a deceased donor in June.
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Next, the researchers experimented with mice and transplanted a decellularized and seeded matrix into the animals.
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Factor in the 15,000 other organs transplanted each year, and you've got yourself a booming business.
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"His audience was essentially Western, and his audience in India was transplanted westernized society," he said.
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Since 2013, there have been at least 10 reported live pregnancies from women with transplanted uteruses.
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I thus had to spend a part of the spring transplanted, among palm trees and cypresses.
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When they transplanted the cells into the eyes of blind animals, their vision was fully restored.
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This is not the first time an indigenous hut has been transplanted into the biennial space.
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The transplanted immune cells, now resistant to H.I.V., seem to have fully replaced his vulnerable cells.
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But what happens when the newly transplanted find the crisp fall days coming to an end?
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There are immigrants from different corners of the world, transplanted Europeans and players from across Britain.
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The Pig King revealed that his babies' organs had been stolen to be transplanted into humans.
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Similarly, when organoids get transplanted into animals, they fall under the purview of animal welfare committees.
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In fact, Mr. Tunney was a transplanted Californian, having had a privileged childhood in the East.
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Naturally, the recipient's immune system identifies the transplanted cells as foreign and goes on the attack.
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After recovery (which takes about a full year), the embryos are transplanted, followed by pregnancy and birth.
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In this case, mouse pancreas cells were grown in rats, then transplanted into mice to reverse diabetes.
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Fairly often, the transplanted gene was able to take over roX's job and keep male flies alive.
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"Your head is no longer there; your brain is transplanted into an entirely different skull," he said.
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Jeff Kepner, Patient 19993, wakes each day to two transplanted hands that he feels are utterly useless.
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When fed normal chow, neither group—not even the mice transplanted with obesity-associated microbes—gained weight.
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He points to tongue reconstructions where patients could later feel a pinprick on their newly transplanted tongues.
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The researchers then studied how mouse skin tissue transplanted onto a membrane responded to punctures and scratches.
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Her doctors then did a biopsy and discovered that her immune system was attacking the transplanted tissue.
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The transplanted organ is not designed to be permanent, since recipients have to take anti-rejection drugs.
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"These viruses could affect the survival and metabolic function of transplanted bacteria and other microbes," he said.
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Published in 1942, this novella transplanted a Brothers Grimm story into the forests of the Natchez Trace.
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Researchers claim to have transplanted a specific memory between sea snails using RNA injections, reports the Guardian.
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This doesn't mean that products and platforms can be directly transplanted from one market to the next.
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In 1966, it became home to the Braves, newly transplanted from Milwaukee, and the NFL expansion Falcons.
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But for complicated reasons involving track configuration, the whole station can't simply be transplanted across Eighth Avenue.
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Whippman, who is a transplanted British writer, moved to California when her husband got a job here.
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In 275, for the fourth straight year, more organs were transplanted in the US than ever before.
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Long before Baby Fae, a surgeon had transplanted a chimpanzee heart into a person; the transplant failed.
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What would happen if a puppet's liver were transplanted into a human body — Melissa McCarthy's in particular?
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That is, his transplanted immune system was attacking his body as if it were a foreign invader.
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David E. Kelley's glossy adaptation of the Liane Moriarty best seller, transplanted here to idyllic Monterey, Calif.
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I suspect that, were Austin transplanted to the Bay Area, it would be considered similar to Sacramento.
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In 2017, the first baby was born from the transplanted uterus of a deceased donor in Brazil.
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On August 6, 2018, doctors removed a third of Becker's liver and successfully transplanted it into Clyde.
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To date, across all the resorts, more than 321 coral frames have been transplanted into the reef.
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"Sacred Deer" feels like a dark, opaque bit of folklore transplanted into an off-kilter modern setting.
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This year the company transplanted human neural tissue into the brain of a small animal with positive results.
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One year after surgery, the transplanted sheet remained intact, and there was no evidence of lasting adverse effects.
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They've also transplanted original moss huts from the region as well as churches, school houses, and other dwellings.
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Like the rural dwellers that migrated to the city, some of the transplanted trees do adapt and grow.
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The scientists then removed the pancreas, isolated clusters of insulin-producing cells, and transplanted them into diabetic mice.
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This allowed enough blood vessels to form so the new nose could be transplanted to the damaged region.
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As temperatures rose, these biological partnerships would spread and the reef they had been transplanted to would survive.
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The diagnosis left her stuck between keeping her transplanted kidney or the remainder of one of her legs.
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That's because the fallopian tubes, which carry the eggs from the ovaries to the uterus, are not transplanted.
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The liver and kidney, which were transplanted a few weeks ago, came from the same HIV-positive donor.
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The researchers then transplanted that skin tissue into other mice, where it successfully connected to nerves and muscles.
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Others developed side effects to the immunosuppressant medications given so that the bodies wouldn't reject the transplanted cells.
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From it they created skin with hair follicles that were transplanted onto the back of a host mouse.
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The unidentified woman, who received the transplanted uterus from a deceased organ donor, is currently in stable condition.
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Nerves grow from the recipient into the transplanted tissue at a rate of about one inch per month.
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They were transplanted and fragile people, an unhappy brood, and I felt that I had to protect them.
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A 2628 year-old kidney transplant recipient, she required a slew of medications to protect her transplanted kidney.
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Young expats have transplanted their bright, Instagrammable cooking and mellow lifestyle by opening cafes in New York City.
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The crowd was on its feet, whistling and shouting for the South African-born Edmund, Britain's transplanted son.
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They figured that out on their own, it wasn't because someone transplanted from Silicon Valley with an idea.
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Mature trees can with great effort be transplanted successfully under ideal circumstances, but these are not ideal circumstances.
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The role she played in both Golden Age Hollywood and transplanted Weimar high culture was crucial if vaporous.
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Last year, surgeons in Denmark transplanted five slivers of the thawed ovarian tissue back into Ms. Matrooshi's body.
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Jjimjilbangs have been transplanted to the United States as the Korean-American population has grown in recent decades.
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And sometimes, after people have lived with a transplanted liver for years, their bodies simply accept the organ.
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The plant grows only in Clark County, where all of Gold Butte is located, and cannot be transplanted.
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After all, Sally couldn't have carried out her misdeeds without all Melkhiresa's knowledge newly transplanted into her head.
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That's because the zolmitriptan boosted neural growth, creating new connections between the transplanted eyes and the tadpoles' nervous systems.
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However, it wasn't clear that a transplanted uterus from a deceased donor could successfully be used to give birth.
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Transplanted to a country with fewer safeguards, he "would audition for dictator, because that is where his instincts lead".
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"Even our patients who are transplanted as infants, those hearts grow along with them their entire life," he says.
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After 14 hours of surgery, a veteran of the US Armed Forces has a new, transplanted penis and scrotum.
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After being transplanted to the Low Countries in the 1600s, the flowers took on a life of their own.
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But I'm a little disappointed the included Lego minifigures look like astronauts transplanted from a futuristic sci-fi movie.
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Results have so far been promising, showing a survival rate of about 85 percent among transplanted corals, Maya said.
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Doctors will wait at least a year before they consider transferring one of those embryos into Lindsey's transplanted uterus.
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The researchers noticed that the grafts were not rejected; they bound to all of the areas they were transplanted.
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The team transplanted an entire penis, a scrotum without testicles and a partial abdominal wall from a deceased donor.
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It's an alluring, oily and textured concoction devised by Susie Hojel, a native of Mexico City transplanted to Denver.
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The whole scene felt as though it had been transplanted from a different show — The West Wing, in particular.
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Chemotherapy kills off your old white blood cells, and new ones sprout from the donor's transplanted blood stem cells.
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The scientists plucked out pieces of the tumors and transplanted them to other mice, where once again they grew.
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Then they transplanted the colonies to 38 different sites — from London's city center to surrounding villages, suburbs and farms.
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The retro stenciling looks by the graphic illustrator Edward Carvalho Monaghan are fresh and bold when transplanted onto knitwear.
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Wolf left the State Department about five years ago and transplanted to Chicago to finish his doctorate in psychology.
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Necrosis, which occurs in a transplanted heart undergoing rejection, causes a very powerful activation of the body's immune system.
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The transplanted liver functioned without ill effects for more than a year, before the infant died of other causes.
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The hair on the back and the sides of the head is then taken and transplanted to the front.
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The crucial part of the process is ensuring the printed tissue survives and then integrates with the recipient when transplanted.
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The first, completed in China in 2006, was ultimately considered unsuccessful after the patient requested the transplanted penis be removed.
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The embryo with CCR5 gene edited was transplanted to the women 12 days ago, and today the pregnancy is confirmed!
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But organs can't be transplanted until they're transported to where they're needed — whether it's across town or across the country.
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Fecal microbiome transplants, also known as stool transplants, are when fecal bacteria from healthy donors are transplanted into a recipient.
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These ovaries were then surgically transplanted back into the mice, where their egg cells then began to mature and ovulate.
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The team successfully transplanted those corneal cells to rabbits that had wonky, vision-impairing corneas, allowing them to see again.
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These eggs were then fertilized in vitro and transplanted into surrogate mice, some of whom gave birth to healthy pups.
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If this tardigrade-specific protein could be transplanted to live humans, it could improve our own tolerance against X-rays.
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And if you took chocolate-eating microbes and transplanted them into another animal, that animal would start craving chocolate too.
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The research, published Thursday, took gut bacteria from healthy and unhealthy young children in Malawi and transplanted them into mice.
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These are some of the other steps, according to the Cleveland Clinic: -- Over 12 months, the transplanted uterus fully heals.
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Another such surgery failed in Saudi Arabia after the transplanted uterus started to deteriorate about three months after the procedure.
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Transplanted from the outside world to the gallery, social practice works can struggle to balance contextual explanation with visual appeal.
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He was starting to want things, impatiently, and he was also naïve, a California kid transplanted to the Deep South.
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If all goes well, an embryo is transferred to the transplanted uterus and then closely monitored until a cesarean delivery.
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He is recovering well, with good blood flow to the transplanted organ and no signs of rejection, his doctors said.
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Quickly, though, a hematoma developed on the transplanted kidney, he said, formed as his trail leg kept striking his stomach.
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Through the haze comes Alice's creaky church organ, which sounds as if it had been transplanted from a gospel record.
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Transplanted cord blood can be used to treat or cure more than 80 conditions, from leukemia to sickle-cell disease.
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The setting of the games is transplanted from Japan to America, and with that comes a bunch of secondary translation.
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Mr. Costello made the first comparison to someone else famous — a transplanted New Yorker and a lifelong idol of his.
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Since marrow stem cells spawn every kind of blood cell, they can, when transplanted, restore life to a dying host.
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Within four months, the Komodo dragons transplanted overland all turned up again at home, clearly capable of making a journey.
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Now, Dr. Yang's team is working to adapt the pig immune system so the organs won't be rejected when transplanted.
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Mr. Cooper, 44, a novelist, television writer and documentary filmmaker, is a transplanted New Yorker descended from Russian Jewish immigrants.
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The team that conducted the study had previously transplanted edited CCR5 human cells into mice, making them resistant to HIV.
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Also, an organ made purely of donor cells can be transplanted into the donor animal with minimal fear of rejection.
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The term "non-transplant tissue" refers to body parts, such as heads and spines, which cannot be transplanted into living humans.
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It could possibly be transplanted into the north-east of the country, close to North Korea and Russia, says Mr Zhang.
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Even if he has done the surgery perfectly, he cannot be sure that the liver he has transplanted will actually work.
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The gene for the enzyme would also have to be transplanted into bacteria that can be grown easily at industrial scales.
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But Kowal says that because Liam's injuries were so extensive, some of his tiny organs were too damaged to be transplanted.
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This tissue is then transplanted onto (or into) living patients, replacing damaged organs, sections of skin or even entire body parts.
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This shows that marinobacter are able to survive even when transplanted into a hyper-salty sediment pocket below the icy tundra.
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The world's first baby born from a transplanted uterus was born at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden back in 2014.
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They transplanted fat tissue into the rodents, and two weeks later, the mice had normal levels of glucose, insulin and triglycerides.
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When the researchers then transplanted microbes from a human alcoholic without liver disease to the same mice, the liver lesions improved.
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Because the patient was born without fallopian tubes, the surgeons could not have connected her fallopian tubes to the transplanted uterus.
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The nerves and blood vessels are moved so that underneath the skin the body is still connected to the transplanted piece.
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China's early internet giants often transplanted business models pioneered in the U.S. and localized them for China's dense mobile-first cities.
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He had just signed up to be an organ donor, and six of his organs were transplanted or prepared for transplants.
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It involved the destruction of his immune system and transplanted stem cells with a gene mutation called CCR5 that resists HIV.
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The abnormal swelling of the transplanted organ reportedly caused the patient and his wife psychological distress, prompting doctors to remove it.
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Kentridge has transplanted "Wozzeck" from the early-nineteenth-century setting of Berg's libretto to the period of the First World War.
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Recombinetics is also working on growing human organs and tissues in pigs that could then be transplanted into people in need.
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A day after the organ was successfully transplanted at Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Camden, New Jersey, on Nov.
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Removing the organ allows the patient to stop taking immunosuppressive drugs designed to prevent the body from rejecting the transplanted organ.
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It was known that the spleen and lymphoid tissues played an important role in clearing out disease and rejecting transplanted tissue.
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Their factories haven't closed down since the emergence of the vector, but they've been transplanted somewhere abroad and out of sight.
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Recruited to WABC by the pioneering program director Rick Sklar, he transplanted his show there in 1968, filling the 6 a.m.
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The feudal fear of peasant revolt was transplanted to mechanical servants, and worries of a robot uprising have lingered ever since.
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He then transplanted the hair that he had removed from the back of the head to bald areas in the front.
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A temporarily transplanted scouser, he had immersed himself in a vibrant London scene and was keen to capture it on film.
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Slavery was not part of the body of America but rather some crudely transplanted organ the body was bound to reject.
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"It's so gratifying to see my four little patients running around together and thriving with their healthy transplanted hearts," Pahl tells PEOPLE.
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It is very expensive and great care must be taken to prevent transplanted corals from being destroyed by natural hazards, he said.
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According to Eghtesady, Spencer's operation was an "en bloc" transplant, in which the heart and lungs are not separated but transplanted together.
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The first fully successful penis transplantation occurred in 2014, as did the first live birth from a woman with a transplanted uterus.
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They then took the gut microbes from each set and transplanted them into another set of mice (whose microbiomes had been removed).
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A 2013 study found human twins in which one was obese and one was thin, then transplanted their gut microbes into mice.
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These PERVs have the potential to infect humans if a pig organ is transplanted into a person, possibly causing tumors or leukemia.
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In a past study, scientists transplanted a healthy microbiome including this bacteria into malnourished mice, and it helped the mice grow more.
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"If we allow this belief to continue to shape our environment on Earth, the same problems will be transplanted into other worlds."
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This first-person shooter successfully transplanted the genre from historical battles and sci-fi operas to more immediate and often mundane venues.
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Correction: In an earlier version of this piece we said that in graft-versus-host disease the immune system rejects transplanted tissue.
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Doctors removed the transplanted kidney in May 2017, and her younger brother Ian, 23, offered his kidney, which was thankfully a match.
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It's a fitting metaphor for how OSS tends to the conditions under which human communities, especially transplanted minority communities, languish or thrive.
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They transplanted the cells into shaved mice and from there witnessed how the cells behaved and recording the hair development that followed.
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Then the doctors at William Beaumont Army Medical Center in El Paso successfully transplanted the ear from her arm to her head.
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"It's basically Albany transplanted to San Juan except with, remarkably, more lobbyists," said Julia Salazar, a first-term state senator from Brooklyn.
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"Our idea of talking with institutions is different," said Rebecca Spitzmiller, a transplanted American and comparative law professor at Roma Tre University.
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We'd more fully feel her pain and also that of her two kids, transplanted to a place they find foreign and unwelcoming.
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The palm trees were transplanted by Mary Mattingly, one of the seventeen participants in "Indicators: Artists on Climate Change" (through Nov. 11).
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Coverage for the drugs is more scattershot than for the operation itself, even though transplanted organs will not last without the medicine.
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The leading cause of previous failed uterus transplants is thrombosis, or blood clotting in the transplanted womb, followed by infection, Falcone said.
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But economists doubt that the Scandinavian model he has proposed can be transplanted to a country where strikes are a cherished ritual.
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As a result, the transplanted silicon winds up with a small surrounding cavity, which protects it against interference from errant electrical currents.
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Coverage for the latter is more scattershot than for the operation itself, even though transplanted organs will not last without the medicine.
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In California, these transplanted Southerners organized support for Nixon and, in turn, became leaders of the evangelical wing of the Reagan revolution.
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Transplanted blacks who suffered under slavery, he said, were united by a centripetal force, which inspired Pan-Africanism, spirituals and the blues.
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The recipient lived for eight days, demonstrating that an organ could be transplanted from one animal to another and continue to function.
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And the policing idea of zero tolerance, transplanted from New York City, created an entire generation of young men with criminal records.
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The scientists injected the stem cells into mice embryos and transplanted the embryos into female mice, which birthed 13 so-called chimeras.
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This latest operation transplanted a single piece of tissue that measured 10 inches by 11 inches and weighed four or five pounds.
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The end is nigh for David E. Kelley's glossy adaptation of the Liane Moriarty best seller, transplanted here to idyllic Monterey, Calif.
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Benjamin was the second baby ever to be born in the US through a transplanted uterus from a donor who had died.
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Another medicine Zalzala is exploring is rapamycin, which has an immunosuppressant function and is useful in helping patients avoid rejected transplanted kidneys.
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Suddenly the two men were transplanted to Africa, where they stared and pointed at members of the Wula ensemble in naïve wonderment.
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In August of last year, doctors successfully transplanted part of Becker's liver into Hoffman's body, and the body immediately started getting better.
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It's an annual rite, when the tale of the uprooted, transplanted Irish gets a fresh retelling, plus a parade up Fifth Avenue.
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These organs are often discarded in the United States, but are viable and if donated in another country, would likely be transplanted.
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A story like this may be gripping on the page, but it needs to be translated, not just transplanted, to work onscreen.
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Recent estimates found that if even half of these organs were transplanted, the waiting list would disappear within two or three years.
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More From Tonic: Chinese Wellness Remedy Nonetheless, a transplanted uterus is, it seems, less likely than some other organs to succumb to rejection.
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Disney, however, modeled its Aladdin from the movie The Thief of Baghdad (1940) and transplanted the story to a fictional Middle Eastern city.
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After the delivery, doctors removed the transplanted uterus so the mom could stop taking medication to prevent her body from rejecting the organ.
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Previously, doctors had successfully transplanted the uterus from a living donor, but this was the first to come from someone who was deceased.
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In spindle transfer, the nuclear DNA from the mother (known as a spindle) is transplanted into the donor's egg, replacing the donor's DNA.
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The investigation centered on three operations conducted between 2011 and 2012 in which Macchiarini transplanted synthetic tracheas coated with stem cells into patients.
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For a transplanted tissue or organ to fully operate in a new body, its nerves have to wire into the recipient's nervous system.
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Levin wants to understand whether certain transplanted organs respond better to the drug, and find out how to control how the nerves develop.
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More medically sound transplants came in the 1960s, with chimpanzee kidneys transplanted into 13 patients, one of whom lived for almost nine months.
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In 2012, a woman who lost her ear to cancer received a transplanted ear that was "grown" in her arm for four months.
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Also, the hair that grows on the transplanted skin doesn't always align with the skin that appears on the rest of the body.
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A recent study by Harvard University found that patients with Parkinson's improved after researchers transplanted tissue from fetal dopamine cells into their brains.
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The researchers transplanted a foreign gene into otherwise normal mice, allowing them to remove the worn-out cells with a drug called AP20187.
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice kind of looks like a Souls game that was transplanted to 16th century Japan and brightened up a bit.
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Last year, Colin divided its roots, and he transplanted part of it into the shade this spring, a kind of insurance against death.
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The most obvious reason is the third-gen keyboards have a different internal design and can't simply be transplanted onto the old ones.
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A woman with a transplanted uterus from a deceased donor gave birth to a baby girl in Ohio, the Cleveland Clinic announced Tuesday.
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"It's as if the heart of 'Friends' had been transplanted into the body of 'Transparent,'" Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
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Since that time, two babies have been born from transplanted live donor's at Baylor in Texas and an additional baby born in Serbia.
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Image: Takashi Tsuji, RIKENAfter the tissues matured and differentiated, they were transplanted onto the skin of living hairless mice, where they developed normally.
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" In November, Malaysia's deputy home minister Nur Jazlan Mohamed said "I think the Paris situation can also be transplanted here, in Southeast Asia.
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The man's sperm was used to fertilize an egg from an anonymous donor and the egg was then transplanted into the surrogate mother.
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Fat grafting is where excess fat from one part of the patient's body is removed by liposuction and transplanted back to the breast.
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Those stem cells were then purified, wiped of any memory of the disease, to later be transplanted into Molson through a blood transfusion.
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A cancer cell doesn't behave like a bacterium or virus—cancer needs to be transplanted en masse for it to gain footing elsewhere.
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Seeing it transplanted to the PS1 gave me some powerful nostalgia for King's Field—I'm still hopelessly craving a remake of that game.
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You could say Independent, as a whole, has achieved something similar, now transplanted to its new, spacious residence and perfectly fit for it.
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A woman who received a uterus transplanted from a deceased donor gave birth to a healthy child, researchers in Brazil said on Tuesday.
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"It shuffles around where and when people get transplanted, and may decrease mortality in one area and increase it in another," he said.
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And Austin's considerably low cost of living, lower than in other tech-oriented cities, likely offers a nice reprieve for the transplanted workers.
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The first 12,000 came from California, transplanted in a three-pound container that looked like a shoe box with screens on both sides.
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After the human microbiota was transplanted into the mice, the mice got to eat either like typical Americans or like the calorie restrictors.
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There have been about 70 uterus transplants globally, and around a dozen babies have been born from transplanted uteruses, most from living donors.
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Rice production typically takes place in two stages, where the crop is first cultivated in a nursery before being transplanted to a paddy.
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Far more people need kidneys than need any other organ — there are about 19,500 kidney transplants a year, compared with 123,000 transplanted livers.
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Nicolas Ghesquière, the artistic director of Louis Vuitton women's wear, had transplanted one museum into another, to effect the ultimate in cultural displacement.
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A fair amount of that energy, transplanted from the 2 AM dancefloor to the living room at sunrise, stems from the album's collaborations.
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Russian scientists transplanted a 3-D printed thyroid gland into a lab mouse in November and expect to print human organs in 15 years.
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To avoid it, doctors carefully check potential transplant recipients for pre-formed antibodies that might make them more likely to reject a transplanted organ.
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Once a transplant is successful, in vitro fertilization is required to kickstart the pregnancy, as the ovaries are not connected to the transplanted womb.
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The results suggest that the tested medication, or other similar drugs, could one day help patients better integrate transplanted organs into their own bodies.
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From Lusaka to Lagos, suburban housing estates and shopping malls, seemingly transplanted from Houston or Atlanta, are springing up at the edge of cities.
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The genetic match between organ and patient would mean those receiving transplanted organs would no longer need to take immunosuppressive drugs to stop rejection.
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CRISPR Therapeutics, based in Zug, Switzerland, wants to edit beta cells, which produce insulin, so that they can be transplanted into diabetics without rejection.
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A recent study done at Harvard University found that patients with Parkinson's improved after researchers transplanted tissue from fetal dopamine cells into their brains.
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When the organ is transplanted back into a patient, it will seem to the patient as their own and not require use of immunosuppressants.
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The American firms have, broadly, transplanted their services to other markets; Amazon has pledged over $5bn to replicate its offerings in India, for example.
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Once the women in the trial are transplanted with the uterus, they wait to recover and achieve menstruation, usually about four weeks from transplant.
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In experiments on animals in the 1940s and '50s, however, Medawar and his colleagues discovered a mechanism for preventing immune rejection of transplanted organs.
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The seeds that ship with the kit will only grow as large as the pot allows, though they can be transplanted outside, as well.
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This was a hometown crowd transplanted deep in the desert led by a diminutive king from the CPT, subverting both expectations and his audience.
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Like many transplanted Americans, she ignored an American law that since 1913 has obliged citizens to file tax returns regardless of where they live.
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Once the sheets were ready, they were transferred from Italy to Germany and transplanted onto the well-cleaned wounds right away during two surgeries.
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A woman in Brazil who received a transplanted uterus in 28500 gave birth to a baby girl using the first ever deceased uterine donor.
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In this patient's case, a team retrieved the uterus from the deceased donor and took it back to the hospital, where it was transplanted.
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There's a risk of rejection With both living and nonliving donors, there's a persistent risk that the patient's body will reject the transplanted uterus.
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It turns out that Bobby and Phil are both in love with a transplanted Nebraskan called Vonnie (short for Veronica), who is Phil's secretary.
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As it happens, an immune response to alpha-gal is also what drives, in part, the rejection of tissue transplanted from animals to people.
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But the surgery on her left side failed when the transplanted tissue, called a "'flap," was rejected, leaving her with only one reconstructed breast.
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It was rebuilt on a hillside above the Hudson River, a relic from the Middle Ages that was transplanted in the mid-20th century.
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There are guidelines, but there is no one universally applied method to determine which kidneys will be transplanted and which kidneys will be discarded.
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Beth (Kelly Reilly) is a hard-charging businesswoman, racking up boardroom and bedroom conquests, who feels transplanted from a more unapologetically sudsy family saga.
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That&aposs when a patch of skin is transplanted or attached to an area of the body, and he&aposs responded well to it.
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Although kidneys had been transplanted successfully since the 233s, all previous attempts to replace a liver had resulted in the death of the patient.
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"We face dire organ shortage, and this has created an imperative for us to look at alternatives to get our patients transplanted," Botha said.
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He showed that it was possible to "train" the immune systems of mice so that they would not reject tissue transplanted from other mice.
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He soon discovered that the hair he had transplanted from the "donor zone" kept growing, as if it was still in its original place.
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Though the device looks like an eyeball, it's nowhere near the stage where it could be transplanted and made to work like a functional eye.
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With whole body donation, body parts are not transplanted into other humans, but instead used to study diseases, develop new medical devices and train surgeons.
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Then, later in life, if they decide they want to have biological offspring, they could have that tissue thawed and transplanted into their own body.
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The procedure was unsuccessful for the first three patients, however, and the transplanted organ was removed because there was not adequate blood flow to it.
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Before the surgery, the patient had her eggs removed and cryogenically frozen, and these would have been fertilized and implanted in the successfully transplanted uterus.
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And the scientists plan to continue transplanting testes onto rat necks, so that one day, entire testes may be reliably transplanted from person to person.
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The use of newly grown immune cells transplanted into patients would mean they would not have developed the defects that would cause them to attack.
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Now, they've taken those mass-produced cells and transplanted them into mice, effectively switching off the disease for six months, without provoking an immune response.
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At some transplants centres now as many as half of transplanted organs are from such "infectious-risk donors", as they are called in medical circles.
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They've grown three more pig lungs since, using cells from their intended recipients, and transplanted each of them successfully without the use of immunosuppressive drugs.
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What they found: The five-year study found transplanted neurons could survive long-term and restore movement control with minimal side effects, the scientists said.
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After the rat-mouse chimeras grew into adults, cells from those pancreases were transplanted into diabetic mice and the researchers found the disease was reversed.
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After the successful birth, the mother's treating doctors removed the transplanted uterus, partly so she would no longer have to continue taking anti-rejection drugs.
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Dr. Segev's personal age record for a living donor: He transplanted an 81-year-old kidney, and both the donor and the recipient recovered well.
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Mr. Filim pointed out pale green cypress trees that were transplanted from the fairgrounds, and the gravestones of organizers of fair attractions, including Mary Talbert.
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Lying in my old bed, which had been transplanted to Bryce's mom's house, I felt like a bird in a cage, staring at the sky.
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A chronic type of rejection can take place over many years, and the body's constant immune response can slowly damage the transplanted organ or tissue.
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Organs that can be transplanted include the heart, lungs, liver, kidney, pancreas, and small bowel, and some other tissues like the cornea, tendons, and skin.
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The incoming transplanted donor-immune cells seek out and destroy all the host's immune cells - including those in which HIV can hide out, he said.
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The show's first season has just been transplanted to Paris by the writer and director Jeanne Herry, in a faithful new adaptation starring Camille Cottin.
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Mr. Sperling transplanted the family from Little Italy in Manhattan to Bellmore on Long Island, where his fleet of three pleasure boats was moored nearby.
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The women who used tissue transplanted from the belly area also had weaker abdominal muscles that made simple activities like getting out of bed difficult.
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For years, kidney advocacy organizations have called for a change in the standards used to determine if a donated kidney should be transplanted or discarded.
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"Those are not tacos and burritos," said Charysse Knotts, a transplanted Texan who was admiring an immaculately restored old Mercury Eight with her husband, Mike.
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They found that specialized mice could be transplanted with human fetal tissue that develops into lungs — the part of the body the new coronavirus invades.
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She takes immunosuppressive drugs to reduce her risk of transplant rejection, which occurs when a transplant recipient's immune system attacks the transplanted organ or tissue.
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The director Park Chan-wook spun his voluptuous fantasy from Sarah Waters's lesbian romance, "Fingersmith," and transplanted it to 1930s Korea during the Japanese occupation.
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It's what the tasting-menu set calls the compound in Copenhagen where the chef René Redzepi recently transplanted the restaurant that invented New Nordic cuisine.
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The director, Park Chan-wook, spun this voluptuous fantasy from Sarah Waters's lesbian romance "Fingersmith," and transplanted it to 1930s Korea during the Japanese occupation.
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Featured this week: a SpongeBob SquarePants musical, a medical breakthrough (seen above: a baby born from a transplanted uterus) and some important news about hugs.
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After the Harvard committee issued its report, the number of transplanted organs drastically increased, and thousands of patients waiting on organ transplant lists were saved.
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As a result, more organs, especially in Europe, are being removed and transplanted after the more traditional declaration of death: the stoppage of blood circulation.
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Tarleton says her lips no longer come together, she's lost some of her transplanted hair and eyebrows and she's lost part of her left nostril.
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That part of the story begins with Robert S. Abbott, the transplanted Southerner who created The Defender in 1905 and fashioned it into a potent weapon.
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Scientists said Thursday they had produced pig embryos that carry human cells in a new step toward making animals whose organs could be transplanted into people.
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Thanks to a skin graft — skin transplanted from another part of the body — Devan Merck has an artificial vagina that lets her have vaginal sex, Yahoo!
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The artist and filmmaker, freshly transplanted from Binghamton, New York, plunged into the downtown Manhattan scene, but constantly found his attentions drawn uptown, in the Bronx.
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In a recent paper, the scientists revealed a 3D bioprinter prototype that can produce functional human skin capable of being transplanted onto a burn survivor's wounds.
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They then interbred the recipient mice and studied the offspring of these crosses—animals that had picked up the transplanted bacteria from their mothers at birth.
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In unconditioned rats that got a low-dose course of CsA treatment, the transplanted hearts survived on average 8 days, the same as with no treatment.
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Gorntala said that while he and Kepner have discussed a full or partial removal of his transplanted hands, it's uncertain whether he could return to prosthetics.
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The pig can be slaughtered and the heart transplanted into the patient who provided the stem cells, for whom the organ will be a genetic match.
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They have transplanted five uteruses so far — three have been successful, while the other two later required hysterectomies to remove them because they did not take.
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Given these findings, the researchers say the drug could eventually be used in regenerative medicine to foster innervation, thereby increasing the success of transplanted organ functionality.
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The doctor who transplanted a heart into United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz says the heart is functioning well and he is optimistic about a full recovery.
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Mesoblast, an Australian company, received approval last September for a stem-cell treatment for graft-versus-host disease, in which the transplanted tissue attacks the host.
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There are fewer still who can recall what life was like before they were uprooted from their homes and transplanted to either side of the border.
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We wouldn't get the viruses from eating pork; no, researchers are looking into this because we could someday grow pig organs to be transplanted into humans.
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"We are saddened to share that our patient, Lindsey, recently experienced a sudden complication that led to the removal of her transplanted uterus," the clinic said.
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The plants, germinated in a greenhouse before they were transplanted outside, grew from a short-season garden corn variety that matured in less than 2117 days.
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In some cases, norothermic perfusion can even improve function of organs, such as kidneys, that had previously worked too poorly to be transplanted into a patient.
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Almost half of all livers from children are transplanted into adults; nearly 6900 percent of these livers given to adults are never offered to a child.
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To anyone who has followed Ms. Jarrar's career, many pieces would look familiar from her own line, transplanted to Lanvin and given a rhinestone-refracted glow.
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Surgeons in Cincinnati then transplanted the kidney into a recipient I'd never met and whose name I didn't know; we didn't correspond until this past month.
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From the outside, the Borexino observatory looks like a large metal sphere, but on the inside it looks like a technology transplanted from an alien world.
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Other N.H.L. teams in areas that attract transplanted retirees — like the Arizona Coyotes and the Florida Panthers — also tend to have strong crowds supporting the opposition.
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In the new production here in Budapest, the action has been transplanted to a refugee camp in an airplane hangar, at an unspecified time and place.
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The Chinese research team that conducted the latest study had previously transplanted Crispr-edited CCR5 mutant human cells into mice, making them resistant to HIV infection.
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But in November, she became the mother of the second baby in the United States born from the transplanted uterus of a deceased donor, CNN reports.
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Jerry Colangelo recognizes two tenets that Griffin has transplanted to Cleveland from Phoenix: How a player fits into a team is more important than name recognition.
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Now, Jennifer is the mother of the second baby in the United States to ever have been born from the transplanted uterus of a deceased donor.
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Before learning that uterus transplantation could be an option for them, Jennifer and Drew already knew about previous cases of women with transplanted uteruses giving birth.
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A transplanted Australian, he had a zest for the knockout punch as he sparred with all things cultural, creating a pungent comic persona on British television.
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A transplanted Australian, he had a zest for the knockout punch as he sparred with all things cultural, creating a pungent comic persona on British television.
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The only dish transplanted directly from China to the U.S. with no alterations is the Seared Beef Medallions with Walnuts, and it's easy to see why.
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On Sunday evening, after being taken off life support and using the newly transplanted lungs she received just one week earlier, Claire took her last breath.
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A new study has found a kidney transplanted from a deceased 79-year-old can be as effective as one from a person 30 years younger.
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Their pregnancies are considered high-risk, and the babies have to be delivered by cesarean section to avoid putting too much strain on the transplanted uterus.
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It raises the question of whether Ryan is the kind of character who can be transplanted so easily into 2018 without some significant overhauling or retooling.
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His endorsement could be useful to Mr. Trump, both as an affirmation in national security terms and an appeal to transplanted New Yorkers in Florida and elsewhere.
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Just over one in eight of all organs transplanted in the United States now originate from people who died of drug overdoses, a study published Monday found.
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The new game looks a lot like Crypt, with a similar retro sensibility, only it's transplanted to the unmistakable fantasy realm that Zelda fans know and love.
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The new research opens the possibility of one day creating human organs inside animals like pigs or sheep that could then be transplanted back into needy patients.
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The original plan had been to let these transplanted corals grow for a while in their new environment and then bring them back to base for testing.
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The migration of the Joad family from the dust bowls of Oklahoma to the unfulfilled promise of abundance in California is a cautionary tale of transplanted inequality.
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Beyond a glass door lies Zheng Bo's "Dune Botanical Garden", a work of bio-art made of transplanted local weeds that also functions as a museum garden.
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For more, click on * Novartis said it had first-of-its-kind histology data with iscalimab (CFZ533) suggesting the extended survival of transplanted organs may be possible.
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"Unfortunately, I could die," said Castellanos, who lost her transplanted kidney last year and is struggling to get the dialysis she needs to keep her body functioning.
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"The end goal is to enable organ printers in the future so these vital organs can be manufactured and transplanted," said Cellink's founder and CEO, Erik Gatenholm.
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While most people exhibit few, if any, symptoms of infection, those who are pregnant, have transplanted organs, or are undergoing chemotherapy are most vulnerable to side effects.
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It's not all that surprising, then, that Gustavus W. Pope's contemporary Journey to Venus (19803) went a step further and transplanted dinosaurs onto the titular alien planet.
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Middle school is awkward for most, but Taghreed wasn't able to communicate with any other students and didn't understand the new culture she had been transplanted into.
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In a five-year period, when 2202 children died waiting for a liver, more than 2628,28500 adults were transplanted with a liver that came from a child.
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And paradoxically, the panel picked a bagel from a transplanted East Coast baker: Dan Graf, the 32-year-old owner of Baron Baking, based in Oakland, Calif.
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The unfortunate truth is that even if every potential deceased donor's organs were transplanted, there would still be people who die while waiting for an organ transplant.
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In a case report published Tuesday in the Lancet, they claim to have successfully helped a woman give birth using a transplanted uterus from a deceased donor.
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To play the opening of "Reflets dans l'Eau" (from "Images," Book One) feels as if the composer has transplanted his fingerprints onto the pads of your digits.
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The fictional family at the center of "Pachinko," the Baeks, grapples with problems common to transplanted people: material hardship, unwelcoming locals, the possibilities and limits of assimilation.
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The scientists harvested gut bacteria from humans, transplanted them into mice bred under sterile conditions, and then fed the mice either American-style or plant-based diets.
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In one extremely cursed tweet with zero likes, Warren's face is transplanted onto Hermione's frame, posed alongside Beto O'Rourke as Harry and Pete Buttigieg as Ron Weasley.
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Equally good is Russell Tovey in the less showy role of Joe Pitt, the transplanted Mormon lawyer from Utah, a struggling closet case in an empty marriage.
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The Germans have very strong unions, at least in manufacturing; and they have works councils too, which could easily turn into company unions if they're transplanted here.
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To restore healthy bacteria to a C. diff patient's colon, doctors initially transplanted processed stool from screened, healthy donors, introducing it with colonoscopes, nasal tubes or enemas.
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New York (CNN)A patient at a southern New Jersey hospital inadvertently got a transplanted kidney that was intended for another patient, officials confirmed to CNN Tuesday.
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Infected organs were transplanted into nearly 500 non-infected patients in 2017, according to the United Network for Organ Sharing, a more than tenfold increase over 2015.
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If you fall in the second category and think our existence is dependent on our brains, you would say we are, since the brain has been transplanted.
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George (Joel Ripka) is a physician transplanted from Philadelphia to Alabama who has been gifted a small plantation by the prosperous family of his wife (Megan Tusing).
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Just as important, brain-dead patients were declared deceased before their blood had stopped circulating, thus minimizing injury to other vital organs, allowing them to be transplanted.
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When Uber first began expanding globally at breakneck pace, the company often simply transplanted the business model and offerings that worked in the U.S. to these new markets.
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Similarly, Organovo, a firm in San Diego, announced in December that it had transplanted printed human-liver tissue into mice, and that this tissue had survived and worked.
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While most transplanted organs in the US are donated by the dying, about 40 percent of kidney transplants and 4 percent of liver transplants are from living donors.
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They collected bacteria from the faeces of both neurotypical and autistic people (who ranged in their symptoms from mild to severe) and transplanted these into hundreds of mice.
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A 33-year-old man suffering from a debilitating disease who volunteered to have his head transplanted onto another person's body has pulled out of the experimental operation.
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Under a microscope, tiny veins and arteries will be reconnected to provide blood supply for the transplanted tissue and the nerve will allow the lips to feel sensations.
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At 6 days old she received a life-saving heart transplant, followed by daily doses of a specialty drug to keep her body from rejecting the transplanted heart.
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Going into the experiment, the researchers were hoping to learn more about how the nerves of re-grown or transplanted tissue integrate and form new connections after transplantation.
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In tests involving color and visual acuity, the tadpoles who were treated with Zolmitriptan dramatically outperformed their blind counterparts who had transplanted eyes but weren't given the drug.
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At the time, they said she would have to choose between keeping the transplanted kidney she received from her father or losing what remains of her left leg.
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You want to give enough medication to restrain the immune system from attacking the transplanted organ, but not so much that it harms the kidneys or other organs.
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Perhaps in response to its alleged roots as a Syrian story, the 1992 animated film transplanted the fictional Chinese city of Agrabah to somewhere along the Jordan River.
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So far eight coral nurseries have been created, and the first pilot batch of 250 fragment corals transplanted to a reef near San Andres last month, Maya said.
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Venter's lab painstakingly stitched these together into larger pieces, which were themselves stitched together into a full genome: a synthetic chromosome, which was then transplanted into a cell.
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Mr. Koufos, a longtime South Jersey resident transplanted to Washington, D.C., came by his knowledge of what successful re-entry looks like in a couple of different settings.
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So, even if those testicles are transplanted into a new body, they'll continue making sperm that carry the donor's DNA, Michael Eisenberg, a urologist at Stanford University, explains.
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Mr. Stone, an Australian director and dramatist, has transplanted Lorca's poetic folk tale of a provincial Spanish woman's yearning to have a child into the London of today.
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According to Nature, the Japanese government has approved the development of animal embryos containing human cells, which could then be transplanted into surrogate animals and grown to term.
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Significantly more of those patients were still alive after eight years than patients who had remained on waiting lists or received a kidney transplanted from a deceased donor.
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Perhaps in response to its alleged roots as a Syrian story, the animated film transplanted the fictional city of Agrabah from China to somewhere along the Jordan River.
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For its Broadway incarnation, "1984" has been transplanted from what was once London to, apparently, what was once New York, where even British actors speak with American accents.
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My pack of friends was invited to dinner at the home of another friend; her mother, a transplanted Southerner, had already set the table with the first course.
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Mr. Conrad, known for tough guy roles, played a secret agent in a mid-19773s television series that transplanted James Bond-style plots into an Old West setting.
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In their transplanted villages, newly arrived Irish found jobs on the docks or as servants with the help of a cousin's brother-in-law on the next block.
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"Tiepolo's Hound" (2000) presented a dual portrait of the author and the Impressionist painter Camille Pissarro, who spent his childhood in the Caribbean before being transplanted to Paris.
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The complaint, filed in March, accuses Natera of infringing two patents on a blood test that uses cell-free DNA to detect the rejection of a transplanted organ.
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Once the lab-grown skin was complete, we transplanted it into host animals where the cells released significant quantities of hBChE into blood for more than 10 weeks.
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Those organs can be transplanted from living donors, and so cells from the donor are available to use in an attempt to train the transplant patient's immune system.
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Pnut's best friend is Marcel Baptiste (Moise Morancy), a transplanted black Haitian who has taught himself to blend in with the street-smart white kids he hangs with.
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For years, naturalists have been installing artificial reefs in the harbor for oysters to live on, but Big was not a farm-raised baby transplanted to a reef.
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"Even if he did put his initials on a transplanted liver, is it really that bad?" she told The Birmingham Mail in 2014, after Mr. Bramhall was suspended.
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As with most transplanted organs, Tarleton's face and neck were always expected to have a limited lifespan; she expected her face to last about 10 to 12 years.
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The pencil drawing "The Unending Attraction of Nature" (1970/71) depicts a forest transplanted into a soccer stadium against the backdrop of a factory smoke-ridden industrial city.
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The star of the show is definitely the Tonbandmaschine M 063 reel-to-reel tape player, which looks like it was transplanted from another era to the modern day.
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"We are saddened to share that our patient, Lindsey, recently experienced a sudden complication that led to the removal of her transplanted uterus," Cleveland Clinic said in a statement.
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In 2009, a team in China reported that they had similarly isolated "female germline stem cells" in the ovarian tissue of mice, which they then transplanted into infertile mice.
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Were that to happen, their human pancreas cells might hypothetically be extracted and transplanted into people suffering from diabetes, in order to revive a patient's ability to produce insulin.
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Sarr said that his journal has reviewed the science on two of the three papers—one about nerve regrowth and one about brain preservation in a potentially transplanted head.
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Several people I talked to lamented that the discipline has no established protocol for following patients like Josh Maloney and Jessica Arrigo who have had their transplanted hands removed.
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"We are saddened to share that our patient, Lindsey, recently experienced a sudden complication that led to the removal of her transplanted uterus," a statement from the clinic says.
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To satisfy her, Kyle agreed to take a DNA test; when the paternity test was negative, the woman explained that her dad's brain had been transplanted into Kyle's body.
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"The patient's early course has been excellent, and the transplanted heart is functioning very well," Duc Pham, director of the Northwestern Medicine Heart Transplant Program, said in the statement.
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"There's definitely a culture of, 'Hey, that's cool, let's support each other,' whether it's in business, or the arts or in politics," said Mr. Frank, the transplanted New Yorker.
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For eight days, the recipient remained in the hospital, where she received five immunosuppression drugs, which control the body's natural instinct to fight off and reject a transplanted organ.
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Of course, context matters; in "Black Friday," we are looking at a Western phenomenon transplanted to the rising cities of the Gulf, a mass diversion with additional imperialist baggage.
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He had snapped off most of the branches at the top of the tree, which was transplanted in 1973 near a Macy's store at Fourth Avenue and Stewart Street.
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Transplanted into "Imps and mods," it sold for $4.4 million against a low estimate of $2.5 million, setting an auction high for a work on paper by the artist.
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Gamergate showed how old sexist ideas — in this case, the idea that the male perspective should dominate pop culture products — can be transplanted onto new, online forms of organizing.
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In this second adaptation by the Italian broadcaster RAI, Nero and Archie are newly transplanted from the United States to Italy and ready to crack the toughest of cases.
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NATE CHINEN Here's a neo-psychedelic bash from a Brooklyn-transplanted-to-Nashville band that's equally raucous and self-conscious, confronting mortality, media and general pandemonium all at once.
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A hospital in New Jersey said it accidentally transplanted a kidney into the wrong patient because she had the same name as someone else on the organ waiting list.
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Heart transplants typically come from donations after brain death, in which the still-beating heart of a person who has been declared brain dead is transplanted into a recipient.
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George H.W. Bush transplanted his family dynasty from Connecticut to Texas, where it rooted well, and Jeb Bush was governor of Florida before he sought the presidency in 2016.
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Now comes the sticker shock: Yates says his average hair transplant procedure runs around $8,000 to $10,000, but that will depend on how many hairs need to be transplanted.
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The patient had the transplanted kidney removed and then underwent chemotherapy, and also stopped taking immunosuppression medication, which transplant patients need so the body does not reject the new organ.
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After classes, newly transplanted senior Lincolnites can revert to expected retiree form and take in a classic golden years activity such as 18 holes at the Hidden Valley Golf Club.
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A migraine drug can help the transplanted eye wire into the recipient's nervous system — allowing blind tadpoles to see, according to the study published in the journal npj Regenerative Medicine.
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Old-timers in Brussels lament the lack of vision among today's crop of leaders, as if a transplanted Kohl, Mitterrand or Delors would be enough to restore Europe to health.
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Still tucked behind an evergreen, the animals are transplanted into a second work ("Deer and Fawn," 1964), this time in an autumnal landscape enlivened by red, yellow, and orange foliage.
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They then transplanted some of their Moneymaker plants into soil that had previously supported Hawaii 7996s, and some of the Hawaiian plants into soil that had been home to Moneymakers.
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Nobody has ever transplanted an embryo into a rhino uterus, and according to the researchers it's going to be maddeningly difficult owing to the creature's "highly convoluted and impenetrable" cervix.
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Thus, transplantation of children's testes... to their fathers or brothers before receiving medical therapy may be helpful for obtaining mature [sperm cells] from the transplanted testes at a future date.
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Almost three years ago, Maddie Price was at a doctor's appointment for issues with her transplanted heart when a child life specialist at her Florida hospital proposed a new program.
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Whether PERVs can leap from a transplanted organ to the cells of that organ's host, rather than just making the journey in a Petri dish, has not yet been established.
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They seem to have transplanted an entire clearing from the Democratic Republic of the Congo's Garamba National Park, where the film was shot, directly into the festival's Spring Studios headquarters.
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If a woman with a newly transplanted uterus does have a successful pregnancy, she faces a higher risk of premature birth — which carries its own mental and physical health risks.
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Scientists have transplanted the head of a rat onto the back of another, ahead of a controversial plan to carry out the world's first human head transplant later this year.
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Some families are avatars of a rising region or a cultural trend—the Bushes were both, with their transplanted Texas-ness come to D.C. The Obamas were harbingers of history.
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"Paddington" (2014), about a young bear transplanted from Peru to London, where he's pursued by an evil taxidermist (Nicole Kidman) who wants to you-know-what him, follows at 9.
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During the procedure, three arteries, four veins and two nerves were connected under microscopic guidance in order to provide adequate blood flow and sensation to the transplanted tissue, Redett said.
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Today, around 20,4003 kidneys are transplanted every year, and based on estimates from one report, those transplants cost a total of more than $8 billion, and that's just for kidneys.
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More than 203,220 people are waiting for organs in the U.S. and fewer than 22,2000 organs were transplanted last year, according to the United Network for Organ Sharing, or UNOS.
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Humans have transplanted this species extensively, so it can now be found growing as a street tree or even in any number of botanic gardens well outside its original range.
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She later transplanted it to Amenia, N.Y., 90 miles north of New York City, where the school continues to serve children with dyslexia and language-based learning disabilities year-round.
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The scene in which Brody, a transplanted New York cop who is afraid of boats and open water, comes home to spend the evening reading about sharks, feels particularly relevant.
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In June, Smith unwittingly starred in a deepfake of his own, a viral video of his face transplanted onto the body of Cardi B being interviewed on The Tonight Show.
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It was the kind of full-throated critique of President Trump familiar to MSNBC viewers, yet transplanted to the heart of Fox News: Tucker Carlson, the network's conservative 8 p.m.
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" She adds that this occurred during a time in which "a white elite that had transplanted itself from other parts of the country wanted to remake California in its image.
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Gut material from the mice was then transplanted into animals that had been bred to be germ-free, so that their guts would easily incorporate these new tribes of bacteria.
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A California-born woman transplanted to New York, she was in many ways the opposite of Joan Didion (one of many contemporaries she rivaled with), her style loud and masculine.
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The first baby born from a uterus that was transplanted from a dead donor is healthy and doing well almost one year later, according to Brazilian doctors who performed the procedure.
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Yes, Apple insists that by working in a place where artificial hills are dotted with pines transplanted from Christmas tree farms in the Mojave Desert, its employees will make better products.
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They need to mobilize voters that typically do not turn out to vote in midterms — young voters, black voters, a typically more conservative Latino base, and recently transplanted Puerto Rican voters.
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If in the future, pigs — or other animals — could be engineered to produce human cells that produce insulin, these cells could be then transplanted into patients with fewer risks of rejection.
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Doctors planned to wait at least a year before transferring one of the embryos into Lindsey's transplanted uterus, allowing time to reduce the dosage of anti-rejection medication she was taking.
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In the successful transplants in Sweden, researchers were able to prevent the body from rejecting the transplanted uteruses, though the women have to keep taking anti-rejection drugs even during pregnancy.
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One transplant resulted in a bacterial infection that also led to the removal of the transplanted uterus, but that infection had not been seen before in humans or animals, Tzakis said.
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The Cleveland team of surgeons who are conducting the trial said they worked closely with doctors in Sweden, where five babies have been born since 2014 to mothers with transplanted wombs.
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Five months later, after the monkeys went through chemotherapy, the researchers removed each monkey's remaining testicle, and transplanted tissue from the fresh and frozen testicles into the monkeys' backs and scrotums.
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Though we are still a ways from implanting 3-D printed hearts and kidneys into mice or rats, these are steps toward creating replacement organs that can be transplanted into people.
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In previous studies, Glass and his colleagues had transplanted such stem cells into the spinal cords of rodents with ALS and discovered that the treatment delayed the disease and improved survival.
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To find out, Schedlowski transplanted second hearts into the abdomens of rats that had been conditioned with sweetened water and CsA, and then gave them daily doses of sweetened water alone.
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The average life of a transplanted kidney is eight to ten years, says Witzke, and often when a kidney fails it isn't clear whether the underlying cause is rejection or toxicity.
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A unique herd Transplanted from Yellowstone National Park in the 1940s, the original herd of about 20 animals made its way to the picturesque Henry Mountains and has lived there since.
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A healthy baby girl was born from a transplanted uterus given to the mother from a deceased donor, for the first time ever in North America and the second time worldwide.
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But it's the first time doctors have transplanted such a large area of the body — including part of the lower abdomen, the entire penis, and the scrotum — from a deceased donor.
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"But anytime you have to drill two holes in somebody's elbow as an anchor to attach a transplanted ligament, there's a risk involved there," he continued, describing the Tommy John process.
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Mr. Sheinbaum, a transplanted New Yorker whose family survived bankruptcy during the Depression and who invested well after he went West, was an outspoken progressive not content merely to sign checks.
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Brison, who was not involved in the study, noted that the use of decellularized scaffolds is common in regenerative medicine, where tissues derived from stem cells are transplanted back into patients.
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They are monitoring the growth of 14-month-old grass that will be transplanted to Maracanã, the storied soccer stadium that will also be used for the opening and closing ceremonies.
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In the anguishing wait for a new kidney, tens of thousands of patients on waiting lists may never find a match because their immune systems will reject almost any transplanted organ.
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Mr. Carroll's latest novel begins with Father Kavanagh's chance encounter with Rachel Vedette, a docent at the Metropolitan Museum's composite of several individual cloisters transplanted from Europe to Fort Tryon Park.
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Think of her as one of the great novelist Jean Rhys's lost, promiscuous heroines transplanted to the 21st century, but with a devouring sense of humor that goes far beyond irony.
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Consider, Greely suggested, the case of the Italian neurosurgeon Sergio Canavero and his associate, the Chinese scientist Xiaoping Ren, who claim to have transplanted a head from one cadaver to another.
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It was transplanted from Belleau Wood, a battlefield 60 miles east of Paris where thousands of Marines died in a battle against the Germans who were pushing toward the French capital.
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More than 203,220 people are waiting for organs in the United States and fewer than 22,2000 organs were transplanted last year, according to the United Network for Organ Sharing, or UNOS.
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Sasha (Sivan Alyra Rose), a Native American high school student living in a poor town near the reservation, receives a transplanted heart from Becky (Lilliya Scarlett Reid), a wealthy white girl.
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As a result, many Medicare patients — including most receiving lungs and many who have a transplanted intestine, pancreas or heart — need drugs that are not reliably covered by Part D insurers.
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During a sun-dappled summer in the Catalonian countryside, a newly orphaned 6-year-old girl is transplanted from her Barcelona apartment to the rural home of her aunt and uncle.
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But it's also about his interaction with an old friend, the South African dancer Moya Michael, and about the two of them together in the museum's transplanted 16th-century Spanish patio.
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Moreover, she's joining the department as a transplanted New Yorker -- still living out of a hotel when the show begins -- after a sexual-harassment scandal helped topple the job's previous occupant.
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The promise of 3D printed organs is to make them more readily available and to avoid complications from a person-to-person transplant, like the recipient's body rejecting a transplanted organ.
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Dr. Silber said that the donor was gay and the recipient straight, and that the brothers told him they wondered if the transplanted testicle might somehow alter the recipient's sexual orientation.
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As described in a paper published Monday in Nature, researchers at Shinshu University have found that they can induce cardiac self-repair in primates via transplanted stem cells from other primates.
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But even a typical pregnancy can have its fair share of complications, including those that threaten the mother's well-being, and a pregnancy with a transplanted uterus is more complicated than most.
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If only half of these discarded organs were transplanted, wait lists for these organs could be eliminated within three years, according to recent estimates cited by Bischof, Brockbank and their co-authors.
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"It's the smallest organ we've ever transplanted, with the smallest vessels," says Jiri Fronek, the head of the department of transplantation surgery at the Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine in Prague.
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Ms Johansson plays the Major, a woman who was almost killed in a terrorist bombing, but whose brain was transplanted into an artificial, almost invulnerable body by a motherly scientist (Juliette Binoche).
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More than 22000% of all organs transplanted in the US now come from people who died of a drug overdose, up from about 230% in 22017, according to a study released Monday.
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Previous studies in monkeys got part of the way there: researchers showed that the transplanted testicle tissue could produce sperm — but stopped short of proving that the sperm could actually produce offspring.
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With transplanted N.F.L. players sprinkled throughout the league, as well as stars signed out of college — Reggie White, Jim Kelly, Steve Young and many others — the quality of play was surprisingly high.
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Doctors in South Africa transplanted part of the liver of an HIV-positive mother to her dying child — who did not have HIV — in a last-ditch effort to save the child.
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"This is the first trial in which it has been demonstrated that allogeneic cardiac stem cells can be transplanted safely through the coronary tree," one of the doctors in the trial said.
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First, what Yu calls "virtual theater," which consisted of a VR experience in which the viewer is transplanted into a world of sweets, and an augmented reality experience in which the sweets.
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IMAGE: Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative MedicineIn February, scientists announced that for the first time ever, they 3D-printed an organ, successfully transplanted it into an animal and got it to work.
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When the researchers transplanted this protein to cultured human cells, the same protections still applied—a finding with potential applications to cellular preservation methods, genomic therapies, and the burgeoning science of transgenics.
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Some 31 Venezuelans have seen their bodies start to reject their transplanted organs in the last month due to lack of medicine, according to umbrella health group Codevida, a non-governmental organization.
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The first step is an app called Soul, which will learn everything about the person while they're still alive, so as to better replicate them once their carefully-preserved brain is transplanted.
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In the case of the transplanted uterus in Brazil, a new baby girl has two women to thank — her mother and the woman who selflessly donated her womb to science and life.
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To date, typical survival times for species-to-species transplants—such as pig hearts being transplanted to baboons—have been limited to the 180 to 500 day range, which is frustratingly brief.
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While U.S. models of energy trade may work in large and liquid markets, where most energy is not imported, they create many policy challenges when transplanted to smaller, often energy-importing markets.
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Born in Barbados and transplanted to the South Bronx as a child, he began his adolescence far from the city, in a group home for foster children in rural upstate New York.
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The researchers then transplanted the intestinal microbes from two people diagnosed with "excessive alcohol consumption," one of whom had severe alcoholic hepatitis and one with no hepatitis, into mice via fecal transplant.
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The Cleveland Clinic trial accepts donor uteruses only from premenopausal women, ages 18 to 40, though Falcone noted that the uteruses of living postmenopausal women have been successfully transplanted in separate trials.
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The most uncanny sight here is "Natural History 4" (2016) by Wang Wei, who transplanted a sizable floor of mosaics, with patterns inspired by buildings in Dongguang, Guangzhou, into the quarry basin.
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Yes: braiding, an Afro-Caribbean hair technique going back generations, now transplanted onto the top of the heads of white Instagram bros with short back and sides, and that is considered new.
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Then it fell into place — Mr. Last had transplanted the CARP in "carpet" to the beginning of the entry — so "magic carpet ride" became CARP, in those four circles, followed by MAGICETRIDE.
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" Mr. Redzepi, who transplanted most of his staff to the Yucatán, while Noma, his restaurant in Copenhagen, prepares to move, said he wanted Noma Mexico to be "the meal of the decade.
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Then 201533 ewes and five juvenile rams were transplanted to the Rocky Boy's Reservation of the Chippewa Cree, which straddles part of the Bears Paw Mountains, an islandlike rise on the plains.
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The Veterans Increased Choice for Transplanted Organs and Recovery allows veterans to seek VA transplant care at one of the more than 200 non-VA federally certified transplant centers near their home.
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Cyclosporin, for instance, displays antifungal activity yet also acts as a powerful immunosuppressant in the clinic, making it useful as a treatment for rheumatoid arthritis or to prevent rejection of transplanted organs.
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The more blue cells there were, the more voraciously they were chomping away the pink cells, the more evidence that the patient's inherently xenophobic immune system was rejecting the foreign, transplanted heart.
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In a study in the journal Nature in 63, Old and his colleagues describe how the growth of sarcoma tumors transplanted into mice was inhibited if the mice were infected with BCG.
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One of the study authors, Dr. Frederike Bemelman, professor of nephrology at the University of Amsterdam, had treated the surviving patient, and wrote in the paper that removing their transplanted organ was key.
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A 36-year-old registered nurse who has two children of her own donated the uterus, which was transplanted as part of a trial being conducted by the Baylor Scott & White Research Institute.
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While a liver or a kidney transplant is meant to hopefully last for the life of the recipient, a uterus can be transplanted for as long as necessary, and then removed, she said.
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This new intestine worked about as well as the original bowel to absorb and transfer nutrients, and continued to survive for at least four weeks after it was transplanted back into the rat.
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The first uterus to be transplanted in the US has been removed after two weeks, even after the patient appeared at a press conference Monday saying she hoped to get pregnant one day.
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In one cartoon (pictured, top), a chimney-sweep coated in soot has his teeth wrenched out in order for them to be transplanted into the mouths of the wealthy; children observe with glee.
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As for the elephants themselves, the newly transplanted gentle giants creates a more even distribution of their population across both their original homes and their new one, creating a safer environment for growth.
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The Ford Mustang might be synonymous with American muscle, but a British company now wants to drag classic versions of the car into the future by giving them a transplanted, all-electric, drivetrain.
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Not a trace of the romance of old New Orleans remained in Andrews's play, which transplanted Williams's fragile flower from a magnolia-scented past to an Ikea-decorated present stinking of cheap vodka.
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The woman, whose name was not released due to privacy reasons, was born without a uterus, and doctors transplanted the womb of a deceased donor in late 2017, according to the press release.
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One of the major hurdles continues to be immunological — the organs grown in pigs, the most promising candidates so far, have cells that cause the human immune system to reject the transplanted organ.
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In 2012, the English playwright Richard Bean tickled Broadway audiences silly with "One Man, Two Guvnors," which transplanted a commedia-dell'arte classic to nineteen-sixties Brighton—and helped launch James Corden to stardom.
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Writing last month in the journal Nature Reviews Gastroenterology & Hepatology, Dr. Khoruts and Michael Sadowsky, a University of Minnesota microbiologist, also described another way in which transplanted bacteria may fight C. difficile: chemistry.
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Economists doubt that the Nordic model can be transplanted from Scandinavia — where dealings between unions and employers are convivial — to France, where strikes that bring life to a halt are a cherished ritual.
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In his critical work it is revealed that whatever else he may be — husband, father, teacher, transplanted American, pained agnostic — it is as a reader that Wood does indeed qualify as an artist.
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Bookshelf In the late 18th century, the national capital was temporarily transplanted from New York City back to Philadelphia, which unleashed New York from the federal bureaucracy to become the capital of capital.
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Before construction began at Husab in 2013, the company transplanted four rare Welwitschia specimens that would have been destroyed in the blasts — a symbolic gesture in a country that reveres the ancient plant.
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Diners sit nearly knee-to-knee in former stables from the early 1900s, made over by the local designer Halfdan Pedersen, who transplanted some of the décor from an old farmhouse up north.
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They have doubled Idlib's population, turning it into a crowded stew of transplanted dissidents and their families and an array of jihadist and rebel groups who exploited the chaos to seize political control.
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A 36-year-old man born without testicles received one transplanted from his identical twin brother in a six-hour operation performed on Tuesday in Belgrade, Serbia, by an international team of surgeons.
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The successful courting of up-for-grabs Hispanics, the surge of transplanted senior voters, the solidifying support in conservative North Florida: All illustrate why this prized battleground state is tilting to the right.
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A Brooklyn native, Fabrizio grew up on Long Island and now lives near another transplanted New Yorker, fellow political operative Roger Stone, a top Trump associate and backer whom Fabrizio met in 1978.
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When a group of teens inexplicably finds themselves transplanted into a replica of their upscale hometown — without any adult supervision — what begins as the ultimate high school party quickly becomes dangerous and terrifying.
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Although laws expressly prohibit the sale of body parts transplanted from a dead person into a living one, most states are silent on the sale of body parts used for research or education.
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Instead his plans were transplanted to China, where along with a Chinese scientist named Xiaoping Ren from Harbin Medical University he plans to proceed with the surgery on an unnamed Chinese national next month.
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The goal is for Lindsey (and future patients) to be able to conceive and deliver one to two healthy children via C-section before the transplanted uterus is removed, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
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At six months, those who received Renevia on average had 5.1 cc of the new hemifacial volume, representing 100 percent retention of the transplanted material, compared with no new facial volume in untreated patients.
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For that to be done successfully, a bone marrow donor match has to be found, and then chemotherapy given, before a person with the disease is ready to have donor bone marrow cells transplanted.
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Though no creative feat is achieved without inspiration, the manner in which Fortnite has transplanted the creative output of these men into its brightly colored marionettes, without permission, credit, or compensation feels particularly egregious.
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Orchard, which was incorporated in September 2015, is focused on ex-vivo gene therapy, in which stem cells are taken from the patient and genetically corrected outside of the body before being transplanted back.
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The heart had no intended recipient, as heart valves must be processed before being transplanted, and these "won't be available for implant for quite some time," said Deanna Santana, a Sierra Donor Services spokeswoman.
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A young military veteran who lost his genitals and both of his legs when a bomb exploded in Afghanistan received a transplanted penis and scrotum last month in the first procedure of its kind.
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The penis transplant does not involve the testes, where sperm are produced, so if a man with a transplanted penis does father a child, the baby would be his genetic offspring, not the donor's.
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LONDON, Dec 4 (Reuters) - A woman in Brazil who received a womb transplanted from a deceased donor has given birth to a baby girl in the first successful case of its kind, doctors reported.
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Only a few months before, Hercules had revealed himself as Jesse Hawley, a Connecticut Yankee transplanted to Upstate, where, as a failed flour merchant, he wound up in debtor's prison and drafted his essays.
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Macchiarini was hired by the Karolinska Institute and the Karolinska hospital in 2010 and carried out operations between 2011 and 2012 in which he transplanted synthetic tracheas coated with stem cells into three patients.
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Go deeper: Our London-based reporter sees the soccer team she plays on — which includes Leavers and Remainers, immigrants and transplanted Europeans — as a snapshot of the country that embodies many of its divisions.
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As a transplanted wild card, the Rangers are living a relatively comfortable existence in the Atlantic Division brackets, avoiding two clearly superior Metropolitan opponents — Washington and Pittsburgh — until at least the Eastern Conference finals.
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The more researchers learned about the symphony of white blood cells that control responses to infections and cancers — and transplanted organs — the more they began to see hope for modifying the body's immune system.
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CMS would use the OPO's donation rate, the percentage of possible donors who become actual donors and the transplantation rate, which is the percentage of organs transplanted after an organ is procured, Verma said.
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In 1973, he transplanted his family 2,000 miles west to a 20163-acre hillside tract at the base of the Stags Leap Palisades, in what was then a sleepy valley north of San Francisco.
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The story at the heart of "Carmen & Lola" could be transplanted to another setting or minority group, but that of "Between Two Waters" could not, for it would pluck the heart out of the film.
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A fecal transplant is a procedure in which a healthy person's stool is transplanted into the colon of someone who's sick, in order to repopulate it with a diverse array of microorganisms, Dr. Olesen says.
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The donor's testes weren't transplanted for ethical reasons; the doctors thought it might be possible for the recipient to father children who would be genetically related to the donor, something not allowed by medical guidelines.
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This changed the behavior of the recipient slugs as well: They contracted their siphons in response to a touch for longer periods of time than slugs that had received transplanted genetic material from unshocked donors.
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Bramhall — who made headlines in 2010 when he successfully transplanted a liver that was saved from a crashed plane — was suspended before the end of 2013 and resigned the following year amid a disciplinary investigation.
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Organs transplanted from drug users were labeled as an infectious disease risk 56% of the time, about twice the rate of other donated organs, which Durand said might needlessly scare patients away from the organs.
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Doubters don't believe that these apps will feel "native" to the Mac, but instead seem like iPad apps just plopped down in the middle of your mouse-and-window-central interface like badly transplanted organs.
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While furnishing the place was easy, in theory — they transplanted the contents of their one-bedroom rental in Indianapolis — they found that not all of their furniture was scaled to a New York-size apartment.
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Finally, the team did a third experiment where they took samples of gut bacteria from human Parkinson's patients and from healthy human controls and transplanted them into the germ-free mice that overexpressed alpha-synuclein.
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He's a classic New York Jew (my people) who's been transplanted to California, so he's a bit of a fish out of water himself, and that's why he feels like Ryan is a kindred spirit.
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"These conversations around medical marijuana will continue, and I think that we will try to find ways, whether they be using edibles or other things, to allow people to be listed and transplanted," Whiting said.
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Its first world is an anachronism-filled Old West town apparently transplanted onto another planet, complete with towering cliffs and the withered remains of abandoned gardens; it's both compelling puzzle box and eerie fictional space.
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The red flags were there from the beginning The doctor at the center of the scandal is an Italian surgeon named Paolo Macchiarini, who developed and transplanted bioengineered windpipes grown from patients' own stem cells.
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This makes it all the more surprising when you stumble across a house that from a distance has the look of a giant, carefully cultivated shrub that has somehow been transplanted among the elegant townhouses.
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Transplanted to California, the style soon became synonymous with a kind of experimental, drug-laced, transitory VW van culture that then traveled across the country with the hippie movement in the late 60s and 70s.
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Chinese investment in Indonesia is based on its successful development of the Ramu nickel and cobalt HPAL project in Papua New Guinea, said Lennon, but the technology still needs to be successfully transplanted to Indonesia.
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While a record number of organs have been transplanted in the past five years, that is not evidence of a well-working system: These numbers are bloated by a recent increase in opioid-related deaths.
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And so began a four-day litany of stories, which Mr. Cifuentes told with his chin held high — not so much out of arrogance, it seemed, but to better see through his two transplanted corneas.
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The federal government had transplanted them to smaller lakes within the park in the 1890s, a time when planting fish in remote fishless lakes seemed like a smart way to spread around America's amazing abundance.
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She is allowed brief and unsatisfying visits to her husband's temple throughout the year, and allows us equally brief and unsatisfying glimpses into the relationship that has transplanted her in such distant and unfamiliar soil.
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THE HYPEBEASTJames Jebbia, a transplanted Englishman, founded the skate shop Supreme in 1994, which gained a cult following for its genderless clothing line and design collaborations with artists ranging from Raymond Pettibon to Neil Young.
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His work on NGF led to his own discovery — of epidermal growth factor, or EGF, which has applications in medicine for wound healing, cancer therapy and the growth of transplanted skin in severe burn cases.
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Tiny pieces of heart tissue taken from patients with newly transplanted hearts would be broadcast onto a gigantic screen, showing static images of pink heart cells being attacked by varying amounts of blue immune cells.
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The picture may well date from around 1986, when the "sex piers" began to be demolished by the city, to be replaced by the luxury condos, entertainment centers and the transplanted uptown museum there today.
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Donald O'Rourke, for example, is a neurosurgeon at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine who is using organoids, including ones transplanted into rodents, to test treatments for an aggressive type of brain cancer.
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"We have no evidence that an ectopic pregnancy may be transplanted into the uterus and continue to develop normally," said Daniel Grossman, a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of California, San Francisco.
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Whether it's cells and their modified genes, the pathways that neurons stretch from the brain to spinal cord, or the development of transplanted stem cells, this imaging technology could allow tiny features to be directly observed.
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And, as the company noted, within eight weeks, researchers identified branched vasculature of up to 50 microns inside the transplanted structures, which indicated the animal's vasculature system had incorporated the scaffolding into its own circulatory system.
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A third co-founder, CFO Arvind Rao, tells us Siilo transplanted eBuddy's messaging dev team — couching this ported in-house expertise as an advantage over some of the smaller rivals also chasing the healthcare messaging opportunity.
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Researchers say that bio-printed tissue can be used to test the effects of drug treatments, for example, with an eventual goal of printing entire organs that can be grown and then transplanted into a patient.
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A recipient's gut microbiome is scrubbed out as much as possible with heavy-duty antibiotics, then the donor's gut bacteria is transplanted over, which will hopefully seed the gut with a healthy balance of bacteria again.
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Research has shown that nerve cells grown from human embryonic stem cells and transplanted into rats with the equivalent of Parkinson's disease proliferate and start to release dopamine, which is what such rats and people lack.
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In some ways, "Ruins" echoes Ms. Skinner's "The Village Bike," seen here two years ago in a robust MCC production, starring Greta Gerwig as a pregnant, sexually insatiable wife transplanted from the city into rural isolation.
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"Look at what your baby's doing to me," she snarls at her bone-tired husband, Tim (David Harbour, excellent), a beer salesman unhappily transplanted from his native Chicago to an isolated starter house in rural Illinois.
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Experts say the typical wait for a kidney can last years -- and every year a patient remains on dialysis, the life expectancy of their future transplanted kidney goes down, and their risk of death goes up.
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The rest is rock history, as the blues has been transplanted, revamped, venerated, repeatedly rediscovered and sometimes plundered, with its ideas ricocheting across cultural and geographical divides long before the more recent discussions about cultural appropriation.
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They gush about ousting Detroit in the 2101 playoffs because they gasped at all the transplanted Red Wings fans who worked at auto plants in nearby Spring Hill and Smyrna and crammed Bridgestone in the beginning.
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It has again grown over 201503, and another 21200 are likely to be transplanted this spring, part of broad attempts to replant sheep populations that are a fraction of what they once were in the West.
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Read more:A woman with a transplanted uterus from a deceased donor gave birth — for the first time in the US and the second time in the worldI spent weeks asking people for advice on fertility treatments.
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The Y.M.C.A. in Paris was the game's very first landing spot in Europe — a slice of American life transplanted to France, according to Christelle Bertho, an architect in Paris who has studied the entire facility extensively.
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In person, Donald's hair isn't as orange as I thought it would be, but it's as fucked up as I've always dreamed, like half of his transplanted hair is rejecting his thoughts and trying to escape.
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But as expat journalist Avtar Singh notes, in a column on searching for the familiar through food while abroad, for a transplanted family that has grown up thinking of Maggi as a weekend treat—why not?
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But doctors and patients are undeterred, and more procedures are underway—the first Indian patient received a transplanted uterus in May, and 20 of Fronek's patients who are slated to undergo embryo transfers in July or August.
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This narrative, transplanted into a brown neighborhood in a city that is defined, predicated on, and commodified around Indigenous identity, can be read as tone-deaf at a moment in this country when decolonial narratives are prominent.
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Before she was diagnosed with a blood clot this month that left her stuck between keeping her transplanted kidney or her leg, 39-year-old snowboarding champion Amy Purdy was focused on returning to the Winter Paralympics.
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About 40 face transplants have been performed worldwide, but "Patrick's procedure includes the largest amount of soft tissue that's been transplanted in medicine," says Dr. Rodriguez, chair of the Wyss Department of Plastic Surgery at NYU Langone.
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They had waited to get the right diagnosis; they had waited 100 days for the transplanted cells to grow; they had waited for the results from the bone-marrow tests to see if the cancer was gone.
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In the end, most of Jennifer's ear stayed intact and Dr. Lee had to use just a small "graft" of skin, which was skin transplanted from another area of Jennifer's body to help her ear skin heal.
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Many have transplanted their businesses to a sort of sidewalk souk in safer parts of the city: A long line of stalls have popped up outside a row of apartment buildings and shops in the downtown area.
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Rachel and Jason love hosting intimate dinner parties, so they decided to apply that same love to their wedding at Sunstone Villa in Santa Ynez, California, a venue that looks like it was transplanted straight from Tuscany.
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Bob McNair, a transplanted Texan who built an energy empire and earned a fortune that he would spend on an N.F.L. team as well as philanthropic and political causes, died on Friday at his home in Houston.
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If you go for statistical trivia, you can quantify in hard numbers the increased stature of this American founding father, who is being celebrated in the triumphantly transplanted Broadway blockbuster "Hamilton" at the Victoria Palace Theater here.
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Although the scrotum was transplanted, the donor's testes had been removed for ethical reasons: Keeping them might enable the recipient to father children that belonged genetically to the organ donor, something not considered acceptable by medical guidelines.
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Others like McGuinn, Burnett, Joan Baez, Neuwirth, Kinky Friedman, Ramblin' Jack Eliot, David Mansfield, guitarist Steven Soles, and poet Allen Ginsberg were either friends, transplanted from Neuwirth's shows, or had previously worked with Dylan on other projects.
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CreditCreditHassan Ammar/Associated Press SAMARA, Russia — It was a low rumble, and it could barely be heard beneath the raucous noise emanating from the part of Montevideo that had been transplanted to the banks of the Volga.
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But it's not so crazy that the arm transplanted to Morty, which used to belong to a man who watched his entire village burn to the ground, would become stronger faster than the one Morty was born with.
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But the differences are immediately apparent: the show has been transplanted to Bouldin High School in Texas; Oslo's quirky brickwork has become identikit Texas suburbs; and the pitching and falling Norwegian has been replaced by creeping vocal fry.
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When I spoke to some of Callisto's detractors (all of whom asked to remain anonymous), their concerns were wide-ranging: some worried that Callisto's model might not make sense when transplanted to the startup scene in Silicon Valley.
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A woman who underwent a full-face transplant in 2011 after she was mauled by a chimpanzee was back in the hospital on Wednesday after her body began to reject the transplanted tissue in her face, doctors said.
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A critical part of why transplants work is that some of the white blood cells, the T cells, that grow from the transplanted bone marrow will attack any lingering cancer cells, an effect known as graft versus leukemia.
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The Netflix comedy took the frenetic blend of topical jokes, non sequiturs and inspired silliness Mr. Carlock and Ms. Fey developed for the showbiz satire "30 Rock" and transplanted it to the world of plucky New York strivers.
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Boyce's organ's journey, and her new lease on life, are the result of a rare procedure in which people receive previously transplanted kidneys -- surgery that doctors say could save hundreds of lives a year in the US alone.
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In California, for example, monarch butterflies prefer to spend their winters in the branches of the eucalyptus, an exotic tree transplanted to the state more than 150 years ago and viewed by some as an invasive fire hazard.
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Catrin (Gemma Arterton), a Welsh girl recently transplanted to London in the middle of the blitz, finds herself unexpectedly working on a screenplay for a film designed by the Ministry of Information to perk up the weary public.
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The year is still 1900, the place still a house in the Russian provinces, where the Prozorov sisters, Olga, Masha, and Irina, have languished since their father, now dead, transplanted them from their beloved Moscow, eleven years ago.
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Journalists and Foreign Service officers seeking to make sense of the war likewise devoured his books and articles, as did general readers drawn in by this transplanted Frenchman's acute powers of observation and robust and engaging English prose.
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We perform tests on adult retinal cells generated from these stem cells to assure that they function as normal retinal cells, and those cells are transplanted into mice or rats for a year to assure they are safe.
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Clive James Dies at 80; Literary Critic Took His Wit to TV: A transplanted Australian, he had a zest for the knockout punch as he sparred with all things cultural, creating a pungent comic persona on British television.
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Biancone and his colleagues found similar survival rates for transplanted organs from donors in the age ranges of 50 to 59 years old, 60 to 69 years old, 70 to 79 years old and even 80 years or older.
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"Charters are too expensive, commercial aircraft is too slow and small aircraft at inconvenient hours are dangerous to transplant teams," said Scalea, who was also a member of the surgical team that transplanted the kidney at the medical center.
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We did not yet live in a media environment that resembles Tom Cruise walking into a clothing store in Minority Report and an AI identifying him by his newly transplanted eyes — an environment that, perhaps, requires some ironic distance.
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Costa's latest even takes place at the same time as his previous film, Horse Money, taking off from a scene where protagonist Ventura spoke with newly transplanted immigrant Vitalina Varela to present the woman's story from her own perspective.
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A transplanted kidney doesn't last forever, and one donated from someone who has died has an even shorter lifespan, but it should last an average of 10 to 12 years, according to the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.
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Medical tests, as described in The Lancet Child and Adolescent Health journal, show that his brain now recognizes the transplanted hands as his own, enabling Zion to write, feed, and dress himself, as well as grip a baseball bat.
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As with Trump, Republicans in Kentucky did not initially embrace Bevin, an investment manager transplanted from Connecticut, who entered Kentucky politics in 2013 with a doomed campaign to unseat Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, the godfather of Bluegrass politics.
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Long before he became a television personality, Mr. Griffith, transplanted from North Carolina to New York, had breakout roles on Broadway, in "No Time for Sergeants" in 1955, and in film, in "A Face in the Crowd," in 1957.
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We had moved from Philadelphia to a small farm in southern Lancaster County a few years ago, and as transplanted city folk who knew nothing about animals, we'd gotten a kick out of raising a few sheep and chickens.
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Eating in that city can be a wild ride, but the dining rooms often have an oversize, mall-like scale and the menus a safe, something-for-everyone vagueness — qualities that, transplanted to New York, can be real buzzkills.
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Honduras remains a hotbed of gang violence, largely perpetrated by the international criminal gang MS-13, which formed in Los Angeles and was transplanted to Central America following mass deportations of unauthorized immigrants with criminal histories in the 1990s.
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Give ample credit to writer David E. Kelley -- delivering his best work for television in years -- and director Jean-Marc Vallee, who not only brought Liane Moriarty's book to life but also seamlessly transplanted it from Australia to California's Monterey.
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It won't be possible to lose the drugs completely, he says, but he hopes that even reducing doses by 20–30 per cent would improve quality of life while prolonging the survival of transplanted kidneys to perhaps 2010 or 15 years.
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Today we see this manifested in injunctions against creating transgenic organisms (where the genes of one species in transplanted into another) or engaging in human germline engineering, which could lead to prospective parents literally selecting the traits of their future offspring.
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Local authorities want the pipeline re-routed away from the prized grove, which includes trees thought to be more than 220 years old, but developers have Rome's approval to proceed, on condition they are transplanted while pipes are laid and buried.
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She is the first person in the world to have had a successful pregnancy using ovarian tissue that was harvested before the onset of puberty and the only person to have her ovaries transplanted back after 13 years in storage.
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Born in South Africa but transplanted to Australia when he was two, Sivan first achieved relative fame as a child actor in films like Wolverine and the little-seen South African trilogy Spud, before finding a dedicated audience on YouTube.
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Perry's squint-eyed rebel, Dylan McKay, may have superseded costar Jason Priestley's transplanted Minnesota do-gooder, Brandon Walsh, as TV's big man on campus, with gaggles of adolescent girls—and grown women—tuning in to watch him brood each Thursday night.
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It won't be possible to lose the drugs completely, he says, but he hopes that even reducing doses by 20–30 percent would improve quality of life while prolonging the survival of transplanted kidneys to perhaps 12 or 15 years.
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The surgeon, Dr. Chen Jingyu, noted that the supply of organs did not fall, as expected, but he attributed that to a surge in voluntary donations and said that in 2015, none of the lungs he transplanted came from convicts.
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My life was transplanted from the busy urban area of Portsmouth, that houses the Fratton Park football stadium and St Mary's Hospital, to the altogether leafier, greener climes of a village in northern Hampshire with a population of a few hundred.
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According to Be The Match (formerly The National Marrow Donor Program), of the 50,000 patients transplanted annually, 53 percent are autologous—using the patient's own stem cells —and 47 percent are allogenic, using someone else's cells or umbilical cord blood.
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Unlike similar research being conducted in the US, the Cleveland Clinic differs in that the transplanted uterus must come from a deceased donor rather than living in order to "eliminate risk" to a living donor, according to the press release.
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Canavero first proposed the idea of head transplants — where a living person's head would be attached to a donor body — in 2013, after a controversial operation in which the whole head of a monkey was transplanted onto a different body.
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Thanks to the miracle of modern science, that hope is now a reality, not only via a transplanted live womb (22019 previous births have used wombs from a living donor) but, for the first time ever, successfully from a cadaver.
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However, the donor's testicles and vas deferens -- which produce and transport sperm -- were not transplanted due to ethical concerns, according to Dr. Gerald Brandacher, scientific director of the Composite Tissue Allotransplantation Program at Johns Hopkins and a surgeon on the case.
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At least a dozen children in Sweden, the United States and Serbia have been born to women with transplanted uteri donated by a living relative, noted the authors of the study, which was published Tuesday in the medical journal The Lancet.
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After removal, organs are placed in preservation solution and packed in sterile containers with an icy, slushy mixture—you want to keep them cool, but not freeze them solid—so they can be transferred to the recipient center and transplanted.
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And it was farther out, on a long subway ride into Queens, that Mr. Dylan made a fateful pilgrimage to the home of a transplanted Oklahoman named Woody Guthrie, whose style and methods the young Mr. Dylan lifted for his own.
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This adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs' sci-fi novel badly tanked at the box office, but it's actually a great deal of fun, with Taylor Kitsch as the Civil War veteran mysteriously transplanted to Mars, where he enjoys extraordinary powers.
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That film was, he said, a series of Looney Tunes shorts about the character Jack Sparrow, as though he were Bugs Bunny transplanted into our reality, made to look like Johnny Depp, but subjected to the same old slapstick shit.
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Sterling Stuckey, an eminent black historian who challenged his white colleagues by documenting how uprooted Africans not only retained their culture while they survived slavery but eventually suffused the rest of American society with their transplanted folkways, died on Aug.
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A 2016 study of discarded kidneys deemed unfit for transplant was reviewed by a panel of transplant experts that found as many as 50% of the kidneys that were discarded could have been transplanted, according to the National Kidney Foundation.
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Though Bloomberg needs to continue airing ads to raise his name ID in the state, "You do hear support for Bloomberg from transplanted New Yorkers," said Joe Falk, a South Florida donor who is supporting Joe Biden in the race.
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The organ in question is a human heart, which first belongs to Simon (Gabin Verdet), a tow-haired surfer of 17, before being transplanted into the body of Claire (Anne Dorval), a dying mother of two doting college-age sons.
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Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, the University of Pennsylvania Health System in Philadelphia and Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville have conducted small, preliminary studies of patients transplanted with infected kidneys, hearts and lungs.
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She finds her yen for cocaine and sex — and maybe love — nearly satisfied by a Puerto Rican drug dealer (Brian Marc) in Elizabeth Wood's take on class and privilege, spun from her own experiences as a Midwesterner transplanted to New York.
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MD: When your work is installed in a public space, there's a sort of rupture from the intimacy of viewing the work on your own phone or laptop — a rupture that perhaps parallels that of physical work being transplanted from studio to gallery.
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The treatment entailed collecting blood from donors, isolating healthy immune T-cells, and then using a genetic engineering tool known as TALENs to deactivate certain T-cell genes that would normally cause them to be rejected once transplanted into a leukemia patient.
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The images were rediscovered on Twitter earlier this month, and come from a private collection of of shots taken at the Gladys Porter Zoo in Brownsville, Texas — the place Harambe and his mother called home before the male gorilla was transplanted to Cincinnati.
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On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton, the transplanted former New York senator, whose campaign headquarters are in Brooklyn Heights, is hoping to hold off Bernie Sanders, the Vermont senator with the fuhgettaboutit timbre and a diploma from James Madison High near Sheepshead Bay.
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More interestingly, when a deadly South American pathogen called the "myxoma virus" was transplanted to Australia during the 1950s to control wild rabbit populations, within a year, the rabbits had begun to co-evolve alongside the virus, developing a resistance to it.
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What makes this biography all the more powerful is that as Baker's grandson, the author Ron Howell, an associate professor at Brooklyn College and former reporter for The Daily News, offers a personal prism on a transplanted West Indian family and political ascension.
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Rafter's gear had not yet even arrived when I talked to her; she was over a thousand miles from home in a foreign, albeit familiar, country—a life transplanted for a modest salary and a league which had not existed a year prior.
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Born in Cairo and transplanted to San Francisco for graduate study at California College of the Arts, a homesick Osman questioned how city denizens form deep connections with their environment, and it is from that line of inquiry that the exhibition stems.
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When the scientists transplanted microbes from mice fed saccharine to mice that hadn't consumed the sweetener, the recipient animals developed glucose intolerance as well, suggesting that the microbiome that was warped by the sweetener, not the sweetener itself, was causing the problems.
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MS-22 and M-2048, which together have a presence of about 21,2048 members in the area, are gangs that formed in Los Angeles and were transplanted to Central America after mass deportations of unauthorized immigrants with criminal histories in the 210s.
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He was a 133-year-old who had arrived in the United States just a year earlier, transplanted from Kontum, Vietnam, to Greensboro, N.C. Ms. Ny, who was 12, was a fellow immigrant from Kontum; she had arrived at the age of 4.
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" And Cruz turned the tables on Trump as no other foil has ever done: Forcing the usually steely businessman to offer a heartfelt defense of his hometown – and its sacrifices on 9/11 – when the transplanted Texan attacked his "New York values.
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Her friends are Jorge Lopez (Jonny Beauchamp), a dancer and drag queen with dreams of being on Broadway, Pepper Smith (Julia Chan), a woman-about-town who dresses very well, and Riverdale's freshly transplanted Josie McCoy (Ashleigh Murray), who dreams of being a recording artist.
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It's a sad, difficult story to watch play out, and Kendall's break with his father is the first example of one of his children standing up to say that the way he treats them is unacceptable, transplanted to the world of high, Shakespearean drama.
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They tolerated the transplanted hearts for around 3 days longer than a control group (which had received sham conditioning with a placebo), and for as long as rats that had received no conditioning but got a short course of treatment with CsA after transplant.
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He gave the transplanted movement a name — "The School of the South" — and designed for it a now-famous logo: the silhouette of the South American continent turned upside down and placed above the Tropic of Cancer, where North America was on conventional maps.
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Camped on a red brick sidewalk under a plastic tarp, Ms. Picciotto, a diminutive, weather-beaten Spanish immigrant and transplanted New Yorker, became a familiar sight to passers-by and tourists as she denounced nuclear weaponry and fended off those who dismissed her as daft.
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A team of nine plastic surgeons and two urological surgeons transplanted the penis and scrotum — without the testicles — as well as part of the abdominal wall from a deceased donor to the injured veteran on March 26, officials said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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A recent study funded by the US Department of Health and Human Services, led by a US Department of Veterans Affairs researcher, sought to determine whether, if brain-dead kidney donors' bodies were cooled after brain death, living recipients of the transplanted kidneys did better.
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The final installment of an autobiographical trilogy that began in 2008 with "East 10th Street: Self Portrait With Empty House," it's named for his new address on the Lower East Side, where he moved five years ago, transplanted from one rapidly gentrifying neighborhood to another.
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The buttons, sensor, and motherboard from another optical mouse were transplanted into a custom designed 3D-housing that was large enough to also accommodate a rechargeable 500 mAh battery, a tiny Bluetooth keyboard that can retract inside, and a Raspberry Pi Zero W computer.
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His goal is to overcome immune-system incompatibility and minimize rejection risk by using CRISPR gene-editing techniques to knock out any sugars on the surface of pig cells that will be attacked by human antibodies if the organs are transplanted into human patients.
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For a start, the cells themselves are unlikely to be exactly the same as orexin cells, inserting a needle into the brain is not a risk-free exercise, and there's always the possibility that the immune system might make another assault on the transplanted cells.
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Poland's KSW occasionally looks like the heyday of Japanese MMA transplanted to a different year and time zone, a place where watching former World's Strongest Man Mariusz Pudzianowski fighting the tomato can to end all tomato cans Bob Sapp is as normal as a sunrise.
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Prellis' organs will also need to be placed in a bioreactor to sustain them before they're transplanted into an animal, but the difference is that the company aims to produce complete organs rather than sample tissue or a small cell sample, according to a statement.
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On r/deepfakes, eerie approximations of Emma Watson, Emilia Clarke, Sophie Turner, Natalie Portman, Kristen Bell, Daisy Ridley, Ariana Grande, and many others borrow the expressions, moves, sultry-eyed camera stares, and orgiastic glee of the porn stars upon whose faces they've been transplanted.
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Dr. Alexander Khoruts, a gastroenterologist at the University of Minnesota, said he feared the F.D.A. was favoring the interests of what he calls the "poop drug cartel," a group of companies seeking approval for new ways to deliver the active ingredients in transplanted feces.
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Beatrice Trum Hunter, a Brooklyn-born public school teacher who transplanted herself in midlife to a sylvan sanctuary, where she compiled what was heralded as the nation's first healthful natural foods cookbook, died on Wednesday in Hillsborough, N.H. Having practiced what she preached, Mrs.
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BEIJING — Iowa's governor, Terry Branstad, hopes to be America's next ambassador to China, and if he is confirmed as President-elect Donald J. Trump's envoy in Beijing, his new home there may be just three hours' drive from a transplanted patch of his home state.
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Patients usually know about the drugs' risks, but the alternative is worse: death for those needing livers, hearts or lungs; or, for kidney patients, a life on dialysis, which brings an even worse life expectancy and quality of life than does a transplanted kidney.
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The San Vicente club was fresh from a six-year renovation estimated to have cost $50 million — nearly $2 million of it allocated for gardens in which transplanted, century-old California pepper trees now shade lattice walls of espaliered kumquats — and there were glitches.
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You can drive through Marfa in a blink of an eye, but you can't miss the mix of urbanites and folks who, I'm guessing, were transplanted from hip, urban spaces; people with purple hair and horn-rimmed glasses clomping around in muddy cowboy boots.
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