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Rat limb transplants show promise with anti rejection drug
In six year rat studies using cyclosporine seven of nine rats lived to old age with transplanted hind legs without rejection. Researchers say the drug may allow human limb transplants in the future though nerve muscle integration remains key for walking.
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Los Angeles
Kirby S. Black
University of
California
Irvine
Black
Charles W. Hewitt
Harry Buncke
University of California At
San Francisco
Brazil
Hewitt
Bruce Achauer
UCI Medical Center
Black, Hewitt
David Furnas
Achauer
UCI
Nicholas Tilney
Harvard University
Tilney
UCI Group
National Institutes of Health