Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,1      |       xenotransplantation.(9) The use of genetic engineering has resulted
 2 I, 1,1      | xenotransplantation remain.(11) ~Further genetic engineering of source animals
 3 I, 2,2      |            vascular rejection is further genetic engineering animals/organs.(23)
 4 I, 2,2      |               xenogenic arena by further genetic engineering of the source
 5 I, 2,5      |                      allowing for simple genetic manipulation compared with
 6 II, 1,9     |        reasonableness must be respected; genetic modifications that could
 7 II, 1,11(61)|             subject's personal identity (genetic patrimony) to offspring.
 8 II, 1,12    |              affect the psychological or genetic identity of the person who
 9 II, 2,14    |                  of the possible risk of genetic recombination that could
10 II, 2,15    |                 indicate an animal whose genetic make-up has been modified
11 II, 2,15    |          possibility of working out such genetic modifications, using genes
12 II, 2,15    |               not compromise the overall genetic identity of the mutated
13 II, 2,15    |                means of certain types of genetic manipulation, we will now
14 II, 2,18    |             especially when they contain genetic elements derived from humans (