xenotransplant造句

• Proponents say xenotransplants hold promise for a wide range of diseases.
• Federal regulators seem disinclined to declare a moratorium on human xenotransplants.
• As the science advances, the clamor to allow xenotransplants will grow.
• So far, however, the limited experience with xenotransplants is encouraging.
• Xenotransplants could save thousands of patients waiting for donated organs.
• Proponents of xenotransplants argue that the risk is small.
• There's no question, the era of xenotransplants is upon us.
• That dream is the driving force behind the slogging scientific work on xenotransplants.
• The world's first human-rabbit xenotransplant.
• Different organ xenotransplants result in different responses in clotting.
• Among other potential uses of xenotransplants are these:
• Xenotransplant researchers say there is no evidence that they infect humans outside the laboratory.
• Boston is a leading center of xenotransplant reserach.
• Drug and biotech companies have poured more than dlrs 100 million into xenotransplant research.
• But all xenotransplants must continue to be closely watched for viruses, she added.
• Xenotransplants are thus potentially a more effective alternative.
• With so much at stake, why are scientists and health officials proceeding with xenotransplants?
• Berger says the potential market for xenotransplants would easily exceed $ 1 billion a year.
• Doctors do not understand the full range of illnesses that might be transmitted by xenotransplants.
• The potential for xenotransplants has not been lost on major pharmaceutical and medical-device companies.