Transplant studies rely on cloned pigs
Infigen Inc and UW Madison researchers clone pigs with human genes to grow organs for xenotransplantation. By 5 years, porcine hearts kidneys livers and brain cells may be transplanted into patients. Risks include cross species viruses and unknown pathogens like PERV. Experts warn cautious progress while scientists call it the only real promise to address organ shortages.
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