Answers to these questions from the most knowledgeable historian can make the difference between acceptance or refusal of a particular organ or tissue ... As the transplantable population ages ...

This could change the way researchers look at diseases in the lab and open the door to new innovations for transplantable organs and tissues. Produced by Grace Raver. Video courtesy of Lawrence ...

Common problems in the care of the organ donor include cardiovascular and respiratory system changes, as well as alterations in metabolic and electrolyte homeostasis. The most common ...

But many researchers have moved beyond printing with plastics and metals—printing with cells that then form living human tissues. No one has printed fully functional, transplantable human organs just ...

University of Tokyo researchers have developed a method for rendering organs and tissues transparent while preserving their three-dimensional structures. Their reagent, IlLUmination of Cleared ...

To name a few, the human transplantable organs include the kidneys, liver, lungs, heart, intestines, and pancreas, in addition to human tissues, bones, skin, and blood vessels. He tells The Healthy ...

News reports said the procedure was a breakthrough in xenotransplantation—when an organ, cells or tissues are transplanted ... "an unlimited supply of transplantable organs".