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 1 I, 1,1    |  colleagues.(2) In the 1980s, a baboon heart was transplanted to
 2 I, 1,1    |        few weeks. In the 1990s, baboon livers were transplanted
 3 I, 1,1    |         one of the two cases, a baboon pathogen (cytomegalovirus)
 4 I, 1,1(5) |        R., Nour B., Starzl T.E. Baboon liver xenotransplantation.
 5 I, 1,1    | sufficient to sustain life. The baboon livers led to the presence
 6 I, 1,1    |   livers led to the presence of baboon proteins synthesized by
 7 I, 1,1    |       are characteristic of the baboon and not of the human. Possible
 8 I, 1,1(6) |         Detection of infectious baboon cytomegalovirus after baboon-to-human
 9 I, 1,1(10)|    trasgenic porcine heart in a baboon, J. Heart. Lung Transplant
10 I, 2,2(15)|        J.P., et al., Removal of baboon and human antiporcine IgG
11 I, 2,2(15)|       xenograft survival in the baboon, J. Heart. Transplant. 1988,
12 I, 2,2(22)|   transgenic porcine heart in a baboon, J. Heart. Lung Transplant
13 I, 2,3(32)|   transgenic porcine heart in a baboon, J. Heart. Lung Transplant
14 I, 2,3(36)|   transgenic porcine heart in a baboon, J. Heart. Lung Transplant
15 I, 3,6(49)|   transgenic porcine heart in a baboon, J. Heart. Lung Transplant