Actually in one article...the mudslimes did comprain on why the pig was used...why not other animal?
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Pig-turned-humanlike livers will help more than 105,000 people waiting for a transplant
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Because moslems can't accept that the pig's organs are the similar to human organs. I doubt their 'islamic science' is even aware of it.
That's technically incorrect and not even half as funny
as calling one with a pig kidney
CINA BABI or some would say CINA VAVI.
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Angmoh the best as usual.Pig-turned-humanlike livers will help more than 105,000 people waiting for a transplant
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By Associated Press and Stacy Liberatore For Dailymail.com 15:56 GMT 27 Dec 2022 , updated 20:10 GMT 28 Dec 2022
Scientists are in a race against time to perfect a process that transforms pig livers into human organs that could save the 105,000 people waiting for transplants.
- US laboratory has transformed a pig liver into a human organ that could save hundreds of thousands of lives
- The team washes away animal cells in the livers and replaces them with human cells, which they say tricks the body into thinking it is a human liver
- This method could be tested in human trials next year
A team at a Miromatrix laboratory in Minneapolis is working on a method that completely washes away the animal cells in the organ, leaving behind a rubbery honeycomb structure.
Human liver cells are then oozed back into the liver, filling in the nooks and crannies to restart the organ's functions.
Miromatrix plans first-of-its-kind human testing in 2023, starting with the initial experiment outside of the patient's body - but this all depends on approval from the Food and Drug Administration.
The team removes all animal cells from the pig liver (pictured), leaving behind the organ's structure. They then fill the organ with human cells
The initial experiment would place a pig-turned-humanlike liver next to a hospital bed to temporarily filter the blood of someone whose own liver suddenly failed. And if that novel 'liver assist' works, it would be a critical step toward eventually attempting a bioengineered organ transplant.
'It all sounds science fiction-ey, but it's got to start somewhere,' said Dr Sander Florman, a transplant chief at New York's Mount Sinai Hospital, one of several hospitals already planning to participate in the liver-assist study.
'This is probably more of the near future than xenotransplantation,' or directly implanting animal organs into people.'
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Miromatrix is looking to bioengineer the animal organ before putting it into a human.
The first step is to shampoo away the pig cells that made the organ do its work, its color gradually fading as the cells dissolve and are flushed out.
This is the process that leaves behind a rubbery scaffolding, which is filled with donated human liver cells.
Jeff Ross, CEO of Miromatrix, told AFP: 'We essentially regrow the organ. Our bodies won't see it as a pig organ anymore.'
Ross said that stripping away the pig cells removes some of the risks of xenotransplantation, such as lurking animal viruses or hyper-rejection.
The FDA already considers the decellularized pig tissue safe for another purpose, using it to make a type of surgical mesh.
More complex is getting human cells to take over.
Here is the pig organ being filled with human cells. Scientists said this method is more successful than transplanting the organ directly into a human
A pig liver growing in a bioreactors in a Micromatrix laboratory
Technicians work with pig livers growing in bioreactors in a Micromatrix laboratory
'We can't take billions of cells and push them into the organ at once,' Ross said. When slowly infused, 'the cells crawl around and when they see the right environment, they stick.'
The source of those human cells are donated livers and kidneys that will not be transplanted.
As long as enough cells function when donation groups offer an organ, Miromatrix biologists can isolate usable cells and multiply them in lab dishes.
The laboratory says it can grow enough cells from one rescued human organ to repopulate several pig liver or kidney scaffolds, cells responsible for different jobs - the kind that line blood vessels or filter waste, for example.
In 2021, Miromatrix announced it successfully implanted its bioengineered liver transplant into five pigs with liver failure.
A pig kidney grows in a bioreactor in a Micromatrix laboratory, which is infused with human cells that were donated to the lab
The transplant was part of a preclinical study in collaboration with researchers at Mayo Clinic, designed to assess the initial transplantation and functionality of a bioengineered liver in an acute liver failure model.
It utilized decellularized porcine liver scaffolds recellularized with human vascular cells and porcine hepatocytes, implanted into pigs suffering acute liver failure.
All pigs were monitored for up to 48 hours.
During that time, the transplanted organ showed critical performance metrics, including the ability to sustain blood flow and key liver function before and after transplantation.
This experiment was conducted in October and the team submitted a pre-IND request to the FDA in December 2021.
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No choice, unlike m&ds who can get donation from their own kind....
from executed prisoners.
Actually its not similarity but more a case of similar in size.
Pigs can live longer up to 15 years if the pigs are freed wallowing in m&d and allowed to eat human feces freely
Thats why m&ds and pigs are related in a way.
DO NOT EXPECT SUCH TRANSPLANTS TO WORK LONGER!
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Just have regular 'booster' transplants. You now have a loyal customer for (what's left of his or her) life.
I kinda agree. Chinks are useless.these pigs are way more useful than any MuSLIME................
that is always an option. I think having a choice is better than not.
who's Pierre?
because the pig is the closest biological analogue to the human. Despite all this ape and chimpanzee shit, we're very, very close to pigs. For the exact same reason why Muslims don't like the pig --> If the pig is sick, you can catch the disease from the pig.
What this has to do with the almighty's commandment I dunno.
Options that are between a rock n a hard place is better not to have such options
how is that an improvement? oh wait. nvm. it could be.Got pig brain transplant ？61% Sinkies waiting leh.
Not really. Its the size of its organ which is similar to that of humans. Plus plenty of pigs available for the organs.
Pigs are so useful even wallowing in m&d. Not like some harmful human pests that only do evil and nothing useful and have to be buried in m&d to stop them doing evil to good people.
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