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 1 I, 2,4      |    hinders the move to clinical trials, will remain a challenge
 2 I, 3,6      | hyperacutely rejected. Clinical trials using such transplants have
 3 I, 3,6      |    further compared to clinical trials with solid organ transplants.
 4 I, 3,6      |        one proceeds to clinical trials involving the transplantation
 5 I, 3,6      |      Some suggest that clinical trials on humans could begin only
 6 I, 3,6      |        achieved before clinical trials using solid organ xenografts
 7 II, 2,12(64)|      Ethical Issues in Clinical Trials with Xenotransplants, The
 8 II, 2,14    |  experimental phase of clinical trials, patients should agree not
 9 II, 2,14(67)|     Welin S., Starting Clinical Trials of Xenotransplantation.
10 II, 2,17    |        to the criteria used for trials. Therefore, the foreseeable
11 II, 3,19    |  considered sufficient to allow trials on man to begin. ~When the
12 II, 3,21(74)|       applications for clinical trials will need the approval of