Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,1     |        allotransplantation). Therefore, certain barriers to xenotransplantation
 2 I, 2,2     |            transplanted into primates. ~Certain research groups have produced
 3 I, 2,5     |                   It may well be that a certain transgene would be highly
 4 II, 1,7    |              whole man and every man). ~Certain documents of the Second
 5 II, 1,9    |               animals, man must observe certain conditions: unnecessary
 6 II, 1,9(58)|              Testament precept by which certain animals were held to be
 7 II, 1,12   |         theology, as is demonstrated by certain official pronouncements
 8 II, 2,13   |              occurrence of which is not certain but possible(65) - is defined
 9 II, 2,13   |      probability of the occurrence of a certain damaging event in particular
10 II, 2,13   |              the presence or absence of certain chance factors of risk can
11 II, 2,13   |            alter the probability that a certain event will take place. The
12 II, 2,15   | xenotransplantation raises the need for certain reflections on transgenesis
13 II, 2,15   |            improving health by means of certain types of genetic manipulation,