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 1 I, 1,1  |       baboon and not of the human. Possible molecular incompatibility
 2 I, 2,2  |          transplantation. ~Another possible solution to hyperacute rejection
 3 I, 2,2  |         technology could make this possible. ~Acute Vascular Rejection.
 4 I, 2,2  | xenoreactive antibodies and by the possible infiltration of host inflammatory
 5 I, 3,6  |            transplants may well be possible in a shorter time. ~  ~
 6 II, 1   |            of human beings; 3) the possible objective and subjective
 7 II, 1,9 |        level. Therefore, it may be possible to overcome initial misgivings
 8 II, 2,13|           which is not certain but possible(65) - is defined by means
 9 II, 2,13|          concretely assessed it is possible to apply criteria for evaluating
10 II, 2,13|           experiments of the least possible number of subjects, with
11 II, 2,14|          xenotransplantation:  the possible transmission to the recipient
12 II, 2,14|           procreate because of the possible risk of genetic recombination
13 II, 2,14|           venereal transmission of possible viruses. ~In the clinical
14 II, 2,15|            transgene's expression, possible modification of the anatomical,
15 II, 2,15|       effects on the offspring and possible repercussions for the environment
16 II, 2,16|       infection (in particular the possible need for quarantine, which
17 II, 2,16|            adequate information on possible alternative therapies to
18 II, 2,16|          the patient and about the possible risks of contagion should
19 II, 2,17|     certainly represents a form of possible treatment requiring a great
20 II, 2,18|        investment made; one of the possible ways to do this is by acquiring
21 II, 3,19|           watching for any sign of possible infection caused by known
22 II, 3,20|           segment of the public as possible. Moreover, by means of debates
23 II, 3,21|      should be achieved as soon as possible, by means of a genuine coordination