The unit that now reviews biologics, the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, will retain jurisdiction over vaccines, blood safety, gene therapy and tissue transplantation.
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Ros-Lehtinen has sponsored a bill to bar from the United States any physician from China who wants to come for training in organ or bodily tissue transplantation.
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Since 1975, when Malaysia began conducting organ and tissue transplantations, 639 kidney transplants, 146 bone marrow transplants and more than a dozen live liver transplants have been carried out.
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In 1924, Loeb was given the chairmanship of pathology at WUSM; thereafter, he continued his work on tissue transplantation and cell culture, as well as research on endocrine disease.
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"' Ernst J Eichwald "'( 1913 2007 ) was a pathologist known for his pioneering work in tissue transplantation and research on genetic factors that influence the rejection of organ transplantation.
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Immunosuppressive drugs, especially corticosteroids and agents used for tissue transplantation, can increase the rate of autoinfection to the point where an overwhelming number of larvae migrate through the lungs, which in many cases can prove fatal.
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Other research contributions made by Bayton pertained to sex differences in decision making, issues of race in military settings, Blacks decision making in dialysis, Black attitudes regarding kidney transplantation, and Blacks blood donation and organ and tissue transplantation.
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With that sense of how long it takes to be successful, Robbins-Roth surveys the technologies _ like gene therapy, stem cell research, tissue transplantation _ that are getting people excited now and may pay off a decade hence.
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Dr . George Davis Snell, an authority on genetics and tissue transplantation who shared a Nobel Prize in 1980 for milestone research that helped make human organ transplants possible, died Thursday at his home in Bar Harbor, Maine.
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In an unusual experiment that suggests a potential new way to grow hair and offers insight into tissue transplantation without rejection, researchers report they've successfully induced cells from a man's hair follicles to sprout a few hairs on a woman's forearm.
