Transplanting nonhuman organs into human recipients is known as xenotransplantation.
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This process could some day make transplanting organs much less risky.
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Transplanting whole microbiomes in this way is, though, a bit crude.
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Other surgeons had experimented with transplanting kidneys from chimpanzees into humans.
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The idea of transplanting organs from pigs into humans is not new.
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They wondered what effect transplanting these bugs into the animals might have.
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It turns out, transplanting them onto the neck is simply much easier.
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Does the concept of transplanting an artist into another environment foster creativity?
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Also, tobacco from the seed to transplanting takes an additional two months.
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Just by transplanting yourself into a different world for a little bit.
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Canavero and Ren have published experiments with transplanting mouse heads onto rat bodies.
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But more doctors and parents are going through with transplanting the mosaic embryos.
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The surgery involves transplanting skin, muscles and tendons, nerves, bone and blood vessels.
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As you might expect, there's a lot that goes into transplanting a penis.
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Eventually, this could lead to reconstructing working testes and transplanting them back onto soldiers.
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This is where all the growing, transplanting, cloning, and trimming of the weed happens.
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With rigorous screening, officials say, the risk of transplanting an infected organ is small.
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The water act prohibited nursery sowing before May 10 and transplanting before June 10.
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There are also accounts of transplanting ape testicles into men, womb insertion, and voluntary castration.
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Have you considered cutting the faces off of dolls, then transplanting them onto other dolls?
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The very act of transplanting mitochondria, regardless of any pre-existing disease, might bring benefits.
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For decades, knowingly transplanting organs from people with H.I.V. was illegal in the United States.
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Scientists have proposed transplanting organs between species, or xenotransplantation, as a way to overcome these shortages.
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The decade also brought an attempt at transplanting a monkey heart, but the patient died immediately.
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It involves transplanting carefully prepared doses of faecal bacteria from a healthy individual to a patient.
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But as recently as the early 24s, transplanting a human heart seemed like a pipe dream.
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Despite the HOPE Act, 15 states still have laws making transplanting HIV-infected organs a felony.
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But transplanting a baboon kidney or a pig heart into a person — also called xenotransplantation — has drawbacks.
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Such quantities would have required vineyards and methods of cloning and transplanting similar to those used today.
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One of those seemingly ridiculous ideas is xenotransplantation—transplanting tissues or organs from another animal into humans.
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The restoration will begin by transplanting fast growing, disease-resistant coral species like elkhorn and staghorn corals.
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Transplanting any organ can be difficult since the body identifies transplants as foreign objects that it must attack.
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Efforts to combat this shortage have included recruiting more organ donors and even transplanting pig kidneys into humans.
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A second machine, a robotic arm, is responsible for all the fine manipulation tasks, like seeding and transplanting.
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Now, scientists are transplanting dopamine-producing cells into patients' brains to replace the ones that the disease destroyed.
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It took 12 hours to perform the operation, which required removing Rodebaugh's face and transplanting it to Hardison.
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Armed with this idea, Raisman began transplanting nerve cells into the damaged brains and spinal cords of rats.
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She's wasted no time in transplanting this new logo onto everything from shoes and hats to bracelets and sunglasses.
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That transplanting of an educated, vibrant and creative community unquestionably enriched Israel, which celebrates its 70th anniversary on Wednesday.
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But researchers have found that transplanting bioprinted skin onto burn wounds can speed up the healing process, says Jeschke.
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"Nobody would consider transplanting an H.I.V.-positive recipient because everyone knew their life span was short," Dr. Klassen said.
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If transplanting healthy kidneys a second time became standard practice, it would open up a new pool of donors.
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No damaging blood loss was detected on the EEGs monitoring the donor rat's brain activity throughout the transplanting procedure.
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Their tests on monkeys show that transplanting dopamine-producing nerve cells created from human stem cells can reduce symptoms.
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When it outgrew the pot C gave me, I bought a new one, transplanting it in my living room.
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The surgery entails transplanting the penis of a recently deceased man to a patient by joining nerves and blood vessels.
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Alterations as drastic as virtually transplanting a head on a different body aren't uncommon in the world of photo retouching.
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Wagner says his research suggested that transplanting enough blood-forming cells was necessary − but likely not sufficient − for better results.
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In 2010, the group succeeded in building the complete M. mycoides genome from scratch and transplanting it into another cell.
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But because a bone marrow transplant is essentially like transplanting an immune system, it would help stave off a relapse.
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The transplanting of the Kimberley farm to Hebei is a sign of friendship, says Wendong Zhang of Iowa State university.
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Wagner says his research suggested that transplanting enough blood-forming cells was necessary—but likely not sufficient—for better results.
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A team of researchers say they have brought scientists one step closer to safely transplanting organs from pigs into humans.
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Conservation efforts saved the sheep and have expanded their territory again, often by transplanting herds and greatly limiting hunting opportunities.
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His publications described an experimental treatment transplanting genetically modified epidermal stem cells that healed small, non-life-threatening wounds in adults.
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This involves taking Mr. McQueen's DNA from a hair sample, then transplanting it into stem cells and then multiplying those cells.
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This involves transplanting corals to reefs in need, often by placing them on man-made underwater structures on which they can grow.
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Use your trowel for transplanting or digging in containers, making small holes in the garden for new plants, or removing individual weeds.
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It involved transplanting the patient with bone marrow from a donor who had a naturally occurring mutation in a gene called CCR5.
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Whether you can directly compare the two I'm not sure, but if transplanting a hand is okay, then why not a uterus?
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Its pitch in the United States is that it is transplanting a version of that model here, no matter the higher costs.
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Could a 21st century surgeon succeed where Hirschfeld failed, transplanting cis women's reproductive organs into a trans woman who so desires them?
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Their 3D bioprinter prototype is an evolution from 25 years spent successfully transplanting laboratory grown skin onto burn patients in Spain, says Jorcano.
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What Johnson and the other surgeons at the medical center proposed -- growing an ear in her forearm and then transplanting it -- shocked her.
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I hope that by transplanting him I'm offering him the chance to understand a little better how large and variegated the world is.
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Increasingly, doctors are even tapping into its benefits, she said, for example transplanting stool from healthy people into the guts of sick people.
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Judd Apatow's entire oeuvre is based on transplanting rom-com tropes into movies aimed more explicitly at the guy-heavy raunch-com audience.
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Those with the proper financial means can now live essentially forever by transplanting their brains into a never-ending series of body hosts.
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The procedure involves taking fat from areas of the body where it's not wanted and transplanting it into the glutes to enlarge them.
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Tens of thousands of winter squash, cucumbers, brussels sprouts and tomatoes — food for 200 paying customers — won't survive transplanting if there's no rain.
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As a specialist in transplanting mature specimen trees whose price tags sometimes soar above $60,000, Mr. Marder is no stranger to Hamptons excess.
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We have so many people transplanting into so many different areas, that's what Triple D is all about—finding them, seeking them out.
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The medical marvel created a wave of controversy at the time, with some questioning the ethics of transplanting a face before attempting reconstructive surgery.
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The surgery of transplanting a pig's cornea onto a human eye is the first of its kind in southern China, reported Southern Metropolis Daily.
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John Adams and Thomas Jefferson were so desperate to do this that they considered transplanting Switzerland's Genevan Academy wholesale to the nascent United States.
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Then along came a young dermatologist named Norman Orentreich, who tried an experiment: transplanting hair from the back of the head to the scalp.
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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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Brinkley became famous in the late 13s for transplanting goat testicles into the bodies of men (and sometimes women) as a cure for sexual impotence.
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Montana wheat farmer Nathan Keane is growing female hemp plants exclusively for CBD oil, starting in a greenhouse and transplanting each plant later by hand.
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And the cost of a rice transplanting machine - a key part of the system - is between $2,100 and $2,900, more than many farmers can afford.
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The characters of our great novels have remained stubbornly rooted in the works that introduced them and resist transplanting by their creators or anyone else.
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"Transplanting kidneys from elderly donors to elderly patients," he added, "is an advantage for these patients in long-term survival compared with remaining on dialysis."
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Transplanting imperfect organs "Imperfect organs" are kidneys that are viable but may come from an older patient or a patient who has high blood pressure.
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This included transplanting only a set of lungs so Spencer "could have something to survive on and then roll the dice on his heart," Kolman said.
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The scenario described by the reporter was almost certainly impossible, but the incident represents some of the ethical questions around transplanting organs between species, or xenotransplantation.
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The only way to see around the asteroid was to "grab" it (by using the touchpad) and transplanting the little rock to another part of space.
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Farmers often tried to tap into these benefits, developing techniques for rotating crops and transplanting soil in a way that encouraged a healthy microbiome to thrive.
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When you start toying with that and transplanting another layer of meaning or technical involvement, you force the viewer to rethink their relationship to the medium.
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A complicated procedure for transplanting human stem cells into the spinal cord of patients with a fatal neurodegenerative disease may be done safely, new research shows.
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At Bard, the director Christian Räth and the designer Esther Bialas dealt with the overwrought libretto by transplanting the action to a vaguely futuristic, dystopian setting.
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He explained that I'd get to stay out there for free and make 20 bucks an hour under the table, just watering and transplanting the crops.
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Akiyoshi Nishikawa, the director of the Yamagata District Forest Office, said the service would also try transplanting young saplings from lower elevations to the mountain peak.
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Then in 2010 they made the first self-replicating synthetic organism, manufacturing a version of M. mycoides' genome and then transplanting it into a different Mycoplasma species.
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Like: Could brain scientists endow research animals with human cognitive abilities, or even consciousness, while transplanting human stem cells into the brain of a developing animal embryo?
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Like many plastic surgery procedures, penis enlargement relies on transplanting "autologous" fat cells from a body part where they are not wanted to one where they are.
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Chronos, one of my favorite Oculus Rift games, took a lot from the series, transplanting the fighting system into a new world and adding interesting puzzle components.
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In one study in mice, researchers showed that transplanting these cells to the knee joints of healthy animals causes disease that looks very much like human osteoarthritis.
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Dr. Sander Florman, the director of the Transplant Institute at Mount Sinai, believes transplanting HIV-positive organs into HIV-positive recipients will help everyone awaiting an organ.
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Whether he's shearing, slapping, or transplanting kids into homes chock-full of wholesome straight sex, Judge Johansen represents a crucial intermediary between the American legal system and society.
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Wimmer and his team went further with their replicas, transplanting them into mice without any immune system (a step that would prevent them from rejecting the donor tissue).
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Some neighbors in Piedras Negras have found themselves neighbors once again in Lufkin, basically transplanting part of their community from Mexico and taking it north of the border.
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This therapy can cure patients by replenishing the good bacteria in their gut by transplanting bacteria from a healthy person's stool, delivered through a nasal or rectal tube.
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We can make that one type of cell from stem cells in a large amount, and by transplanting those cells, we should be able to rescue the patient.
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For their next effort, the group split Syn 1.0's 901 genes into eight parts, and began removing chunks before reassembling the DNA and transplanting it to a cell.
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A pig's heart beats in a baboon The new study, carried out between February 2015 and August 2018, involved transplanting hearts from 14 juvenile pigs into 14 male baboons.
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And transplanting a tree once it has already begun to bud out in spring, just before the stress of summer heat, makes the challenges to its survival even greater.
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Transplanting the tale to nineteen-sixties New York, Fosse turned Cabiria into Charity, a youngish girl who works at the Fan-Dango Ballroom, a dance hall near Times Square.
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For one season, however, the transplanting a little easier to stomach: Krasinski's Jack Ryan isn't dealing with the Soviets — instead, he's tracking a jihadist, Mousa bin Suleiman (Ali Suliman).
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Although commonly a practice occurring within an institutional frame, Intermural Art is not merely a movement transplanting Graffiti or Street Art into the permissible realm of the gallery or museum.
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The biggest concern about transplanting an organ from someone who died from an overdose is transmission of diseases such as HIV or hepatitis, which are associated with intravenous drug use.
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However, as many countries around the globe are discovering, transplanting American systems of natural gas and electricity trade into their own markets creates its own set of energy security challenges.
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Lane strikes pay dirt with her subject, the surgeon John Romulus Brinkley, who built a medical empire in the 1930s by transplanting goat glands into the scrotum to cure male impotence.
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It works by inserting a functional human beta hemoglobin gene into a patient's own stem cells outside the body and then transplanting those modified cells back into the patient's blood stream.
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We were able to easily access private and unlisted photos uploaded to Ricoh's website by transplanting into the cloud storage server's web address the unique file identifier found in the database.
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Cyfuse has also started a clinical trial of a cartilage project, transplanting its stem cell construct into damaged articular cartilage that will gradually differentiate into cartilage and bone and regenerate the tissue.
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In the far-off future, a clinical trial could include transplanting corrected embryos into a uterus with the goal of establishing pregnancy and then monitoring the embryos as they develop into children.
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That would mean "transplanting some of these embryos with the goal of establishing pregnancy and monitoring the birth of children," lead author Shoukhrat Mitalipov of Oregon Health and Science University told reporters.
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Forza, a relatively realistic driving simulator/racing series, is transplanting its mechanics into the whimsical world of Hot Wheels where the tracks are orange, the loops are vertical, and the jumps are plentiful.
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In the comics, Luther's mission takes place on Mars and instead of injecting him with a serum, Hargreeves saves his life by transplanting Luther's head onto the actual body of a Martian gorilla.
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J. Craig Venter receives the National Medal of Science on October 7, 2009 in Washington, DC. This time around, they used a variety of methods to whittle the genome down before transplanting it.
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Much of the recent interest in microbiome medicine can be traced to a growing awareness of the usefulness of transplanting faeces, with their natural cargo of bacteria, from healthy people into sick ones.
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Then, by transplanting these purged nuclei into egg cells extracted from sows' ovaries, and implanting the results into other sows' uteruses, they created eight litters of PERV-free piglets—30 animals in all.
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The shift was pushed by a 2009 policy change intended to save groundwater, which bars farmers from transplanting paddy seedlings until the middle of June, instead of a previous date of mid-May.
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For decades, when people talked about "genetic modification," they typically meant the practice of transplanting genes from other plants or organisms into a target crop in order to give it a desired trait.
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They also plan on doing a very small trial of fecal transplants in humans: taking the stool from healthy weight individuals and transplanting it into the large intestine of people with morbid obesity.
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But while the Dallas case may offer other cities a potential way forward, it also highlights the logistical and ethical challenges of transplanting statues that are often physically enormous and remain viscerally controversial.
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Dr. Leonard L. Bailey, who elicited both admiration and outrage by transplanting the heart of a baboon into a dying infant in 19703, died on May 21970 at his home in Redlands, Calif.
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He also experimented with transplanting baboon livers into human patients — animal transplants have long been suggested as a potential solution in dealing with periodic shortages of human organs — but the results were disappointing.
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Because it's a natural material, our body is unlikely to reject it, so it has many potential applications for creating skin transplants, biosensors, or tissue envelopes to carry and protect organs before transplanting them.
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Though there is an obvious "yuck" factor to the idea of transplanting, say, pigs' kidneys into people now hooked up to dialysis machines, those facing death from kidney failure might not be so squeamish.
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He was initially able to repair the vision of several patients by transplanting healthy cells from other parts of their eye into diseased areas and his work was praised by peers in the field.
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Mr. Painter said that Flower had failed to honor the 1991 settlement stipulations that they provide the baymen with one million seed clams and "boat days," transplanting clams to harvest areas for the baymen.
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A button jar, on the other hand, is a source of considerable happiness, as is using a much-loved piece of clothing as a duster or a rag: a vestimentary version of organ transplanting.
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In 2009, after a stray bullet whizzed into the outdoor basketball court of the Mary Mitchell Center, she protested gun violence by transplanting the center's after-school program to the steps of City Hall.
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The surgeon, Simon Bramhall, who gained fame in 2010 after successfully transplanting a plane-crash victim's liver into a patient, pleaded guilty in Birmingham, England, on Thursday to two counts of assault by beating.
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But one of these days, right as a scientist is transplanting a testicle onto a rats's neck, one of those little furry guys is going to ask itself—what did I do to deserve this?
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If chunks of the raft do make it to the reef, they could temporarily reinvigorate it by transplanting fresh healthy corals to the environment, according to Scott Bryan, a geoscientist at Queensland University of Technology.
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It also made horrific experiments possible: by the 1920s, a doctor named Serge Voronoff decided that the best way to revive men's "zest for life" (read: sex drive) was by transplanting monkey testicles into human men.
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" In an editorial accompanying the study, Dr. Stanley H. Appel and Dr. Carmel Armon wrote, "These are clearly early stages of evaluating the risks and benefits of transplanting neural progenitor stem cells in patients with ALS.
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On what initially seemed like a sunny day, he and a dozen coworkers got their hands dirty transplanting some 8,000 gene-edited tomato plants into an outdoor field on the grounds of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.
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Some told the Guardian that there may be a switch in the snails triggered by the RNA that causes the snails to become defensive, but it may not be the same thing as transplanting a memory.
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In fact, he said because each company is working on creating individual products in the partnering countries, rather than transplanting their app to new markets, they're able to curate the experience around their users' travel behaviors.
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They met with Dr. Bailey, and he stayed up all night with them in his office, answering their questions and explaining the years of cross-species research he had conducted, transplanting lamb hearts into baby goats.
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Over the past few decades, researchers and investors have pinned their hopes on experimental gene therapies with the potential to change the landscape of disease, from transplanting engineered stem cells into humans to injecting them with viruses.
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By essentially cloning Snapchat's most well-defined and popular features and transplanting them into its most-used apps, Facebook is hoping it can encourage users to start sharing more on its platforms and less on its competitors'.
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The Cleveland Clinic said in a press release that there is less risk when transplanting a uterus from a deceased donor, differentiating their clinical trial from similar research being conducted in the US.Visit INSIDER's homepage for more.
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Moreover, many of the experiments that researchers are doing or envision trying with organoids involve transplanting them into rats or other laboratory animals, which do have well-developed, functioning nervous systems that the organoids might integrate with.
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Some psychologists argue that while social media can make people feel lonely, it may be because they're simply transplanting their real-life habits of engaging in unhealthy comparison and favoring passive, brief interactions onto a new medium.
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"There is a risk that some olive trees won't survive," said Melendugno mayor Marco Poti, explaining that transplanting them could expose them to xylella, a bacteria that has wiped out tens of thousands of trees in recent years.
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Transplanting the ovaries, bit by bit Matthews explained that the transplant itself involved reinserting fragments of al Matrooshi's ovary bit by bit and then waiting for blood vessels to form and infuse into it to make it functional.
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Ten years ago, in the summer of 2006, Apple had just successfully transformed the Mac, completing a transition from using PowerPC chips to Intel chips and essentially transplanting the the "brains" of its entire line of personal computers.
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They then copied the procedure for human mitochondrial transplants by removing fertilised nuclei from eggs of one strain, leaving behind that strain's mitochondria, and transplanting them into enucleated eggs of the second strain, whose mitochondria remained in situ.
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Terry Hughes, the director of the Australian Research Council's Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies, once did a study of conventional coral-restoration projects, which involve raising coral colonies in tanks and transplanting them onto damaged reefs.
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This involved using the gene editing tool CRISPR-Cas29 to delete a gene known as CCR5 from bone marrow stem cells taken from a donor, before transplanting them into the patient, Peking University scientists said in the study.
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The battle is over whether the treatment — which involves transplanting healthy fecal matter into the bowels of patients suffering from the infection — should be classified as a drug or as a procedure akin to organ, tissue and blood transplants.
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They couldn't just transfer it all over—they had to break their genome into pieces, slowly transplanting bit by bit into living bacteria until they had replaced the entire E. coli genome, according to the paper published in Nature.
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The lead surgeon, Dr. Djordjevic, said that he had developed a surgical plan for transplanting a penis onto a body that is anatomically female, and that he hoped to begin performing that surgery within the next year or so.
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Far Cry 5 is a game that is transplanting the exoticizing hyperviolence of that series from various "over theres" to the United States, a move that has made many people confused, angry, joyous, and unhappy (sometimes all at once).
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Frankie Bones, the iconic New York DJ heralded as responsible for transplanting rave culture to the US, played one year; renowned drum and bass act DB & Dara, and eclectic Boston trio Hot Pink Delorean have also graced the grassroots party.
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The producers of The Simple Life would send Hilton and friend Nicole Richie (daughter of Lionel) to live with a family on a farm in Altus, Arkansas, making comedy out of transplanting two urban heiresses into the "unglamorous" rural South.
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Transplanting human stem cells into mice, a team of scientists from the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine simulated exposure to the levels of deep space radiation the equivalent to a three year, 140 million mile round trip to Mars.
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And, if many of the productions I've seen are any guide, many directors are inclined to "reach" the audience by transplanting the play to a political context we are more familiar with, whether it's fascist Italy or an imagined fascist Britain.
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Last year, the Food and Drug Administration gave them permission to continue the Phase 1 clinical trial to evaluate the safety of transplanting human Schwann cells in patients with acute (recent) spinal cord injuries to include those with chronic injuries.
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Bocanegra, the CEO of tech startup Humai, announced in November that his company will be able to "resurrect the first human within 30 years," by freezing peoples' brains in liquid nitrogen and transplanting them back into bionic bodies in the future.
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The process of transplanting a uterus for these women and utilizing a deceased donor's uterus offers new options for women like the 2628-year-old recipient who had the rare congenital disorder of Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser syndrome, or uterine absence.
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Durand added that there are no regulations specifically pertaining to transplanting organs from overdose death that could limit those organs from being used, but there are regulations related to donors at "increased risk" for transmitting certain viruses through organ transplantation.
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"Some patients have to have a second kidney, some patients have to have a second heart transplant or a second liver, so in terms of retransplanting or transplanting again in a patient with a solid organ is not new," she said.
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A woman for Salinas-based Growers Transplanting who asked not to publicly identify herself told MUNCHIES that part of the company's business is selling plants grown from seed, and that the alleged theft matter was "tendered" to the insurance company.
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Wouldn't the most transporting stories or snapshots we shared be those that really try to consider the dog Other — imagining the point of view of someone or something fundamentally foreign to us — instead of simply transplanting our story onto them?
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And none of the estimates above include using the eggs to get pregnant — thawing the eggs, fertilizing them with sperm, and transplanting them into the uterus (along with more appointments, tests, and drugs) can cost up to $18,000, according Eggsurance.
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Danny Kronenfeld, who directed the Henry Street Settlement in New York for 25 years, founded the nation's first family homeless shelter staffed by social workers and preserved a 25th-century tradition by transplanting his own family there, died on Dec.
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At the time, transplanting HIV-positive tissue was still a felony in California, and Dr. Peter Stock at UCSF asked California governor Jerry Brown for emergency legislation to overturn the law, so he could help the patient without criminalizing his team.
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Salary: $100,000 and up [$72,000 USD and up] The master grower, or "pot whisperer" as one newspaper put it, oversees every aspect of growing for a licensed producer including selecting strains and seeds, cloning, potting, transplanting, feeding, trimming, harvesting, packaging, and inventory.
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But regulators have decided that the description also fits mitochondrial replacement therapy, which entails removing the nucleus from a human egg and transplanting it into one from a different person to prevent the transmission of debilitating or even deadly mitochondrial disorders to children.
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Katie's procedure involved transplanting the scalp, forehead, upper and lower eyelids, eye sockets, nose, upper cheeks, upper jaw and half of lower jaw, upper teeth, lower teeth, partial facial nerves, muscles and skin -- effectively replacing her full facial tissue, according to Cleveland Clinic.
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"For the first time worldwide, reconstruction of deficient or damaged bone tissue is achievable by growing viable human bone graft in a laboratory, and transplanting it back to the patient in a minimally invasive surgery via injection," said Chief Executive Shai Meretzki.
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Matthew Mihalka, a musicologist and ethnomusicologist at the University of Arkansas, who studies the connections between music and sports, said the jingle produced a "sonic marker" in the minds of many fans, viscerally transplanting them back to a happy (or upsetting) moment.
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It is, by any measure, a pretty tepid addition to an already saturated genre, its main point of differentiation being the "Lord of the Flies" riff in transplanting the social strata of high school onto a ruthless dog-eat-dog (OK, zombie-eat-human) landscape.
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Cotsarelis, a professor at the Perelman School of Medicine, is working with relatively small companies on stem cell therapies for male pattern baldness and on tissue engineering, which involves growing hair-producing skin on a tiny scaffolding and then transplanting it back onto the scalp.
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Dr. Bailey had been away when Stephanie was admitted to Loma Linda, but when he returned, a colleague told him about her, thinking she might be eligible for a procedure that Dr. Bailey was studying: transplanting a heart from a young baboon into an infant.
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Such overreach aside, even if the editing of blood stem cells could be made to work reliably, transplanting them back into people would probably remain a rare procedure—for the methods used to kill a patient's existing bone marrow make such transplantation dangerous in and of itself.
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Read more: The AI tech behind scary-real celebrity 'deepfakes' is being used to create completely fictitious faces, cats, and Airbnb listings GANs have come into the public eye partially because they're popular in "deep fake" technology, which has produced eerily convincing videos transplanting one person's face onto another.
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However, then came the next big challenge of transplanting a Texas-style barbecue shop to Huntington Park: How do you get a predominantly Latino community that is used to buying $1 tacos to spend $20 a pound for brisket in a hole in the wall by the train tracks?
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A garden trowel is basically a small shovel with a long blade designed to be held in one hand for use in transplanting small plants and seedlings, planting individual bulbs, working in a container garden, removing individual weeds, or any other small gardening job that requires up-close, precise digging.
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When people ask us to host these events, the first thing we tell them is that you need to give us full creative control around interpreting and occupying your physical space because otherwise you're just transplanting something that doesn't work, and that emotional detachment becomes really real for the performers.
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"The FDA seems to be saying they want to find a sweet spot of stem cell oversight where they encourage innovation by good citizens and yet also carefully regulate this sphere as well as encouraging those interested in transplanting stem cells into patients to work with the FDA," he said.
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"We use this concept"—taking cartilage, whether from the patient or from a donor, and transplanting it to shape growing tissue—"hundreds of times a year in nasal reconstruction and in ear reconstruction," says Byrne, an associate professor in otolaryngology-head and neck surgery at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
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But plastic surgeons offered her another option: removing cartilage from her ribs, shaping it into the form of an ear, implanting it in her forearm where new blood vessels would form around it (which would take a year), then "harvesting" her newly built ear—arm skin and cartilage—and transplanting it to her head.
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It was also, as my colleague Ezra Marcus noted, a wake-up call about the danger of uprooting these safe spaces from the social and geographical context in which they arose (in this case, the ultra liberal New York underground), and transplanting them into a conservative Trump town that does not necessarily share their values.
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Although Ms. Jacobs lacked a formal education in city planning, she had been writing for a generation, after transplanting herself from Scranton, Pa., to seek her fortune in Depression-era New York as a self-styled city naturalist and economic geographer (wondering, for instance, why the old diamond district developed on Bowery between Canal and Hester Streets).
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The success of procedures like Manning's has shown surgeons that they can do complex transplants such as those of faces, arms, and hands—called Vascularized Composite Allotransplantation (VCA), which involves transplanting multiple complex structures such as delicate nerves and blood vessels, skin, muscles, and sometimes bones so that they work in conjunction with the donor's existing tissues.
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" In a telephone interview, Dr. Ronald Crutcher, an African-American music scholar and president of the University of Richmond, said that he thought the idea of transplanting "Porgy and Bess" to somewhere other than Catfish Row was "fascinating" but added that "the whole notion of recasting the story as an immigrant struggle is hard to imagine.
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There was a vogue for the transplanting of Shakespearean tragic motifs into Russian soil, exemplified by Turgenev's "Hamlet of the Shchigrovsky District" (1849) and "A Lear of the Steppes" (1870), although Leskov's novella-length tale claws deeper than Turgenev, beyond his lyricism and ennui, and enters an elemental wildness that seems touched by the witchery of Shakespeare's original.
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Sidewalk is talking about how to implement these more immediately with the city, and they could include pilots that focus on traffic mitigation (perhaps in the Queens Quay area, which is also down by the waterfront, Doctoroff said), as well as potentially transplanting some of the ideas it's experimenting with around healthcare based on a pilot clinic just opened in NYC.
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Researchers at the USC lab could not confirm exactly when human trials could begin but were optimistic their findings could inspire a method for treating humans with alopecia and baldness in the near future by using some of the patient's own stem cells to grow skin with hair follicles in a lab, then transplanting it onto balding areas of the scalp.
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To read his poem "The Spring Ephemerals" is to gradually register that its title refers to everything in it: the wildflowers, the carcinoma-scarred woman who is busily transplanting them, the woods where they've been growing, and the developers who are burning those woods to clear lots for a new subdivision: She kneels as the sunlight cuts through pine needles above us, casting a gridlike the plats the surveyors use.
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There have been two successful penis transplants before: In 2015, South African doctors performed a transplant on a man who'd had his penis amputated after a botched circumcision and, in 2016, a man who lost much of his penis to cancer received a transplant at Massachusetts General Hospital; it was the first time the surgery was done in the US. But this procedure is much more complex, with surgeons transplanting the penis, scrotum, and part of the abdominal wall as well as the necessary arteries, veins, and nerves from a deceased organ donor, whose family gave consent.
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