Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro    |         to man, would offer the possibility of a huge supply of organs,
 2 I, 2,2   | immunosuppression, there is the possibility that in pig-to-primate transplants
 3 I, 2,2   |  rejection phases, there is the possibility that it will be rejected
 4 II, 1,7  |     accents:  this concerns the possibility itself that man may licitly
 5 II, 1,8  |     animals unless the contrary possibility was also allowed. In the
 6 II, 1,12 |    exists the proven biological possibility of carrying out such a transplant
 7 II, 2,14 |  detection, with the consequent possibility of the spread of the infection
 8 II, 2,14 |       must also contemplate the possibility of placing the patient in
 9 II, 2,15 |      have already observed, the possibility of working out such genetic
10 II, 2,18 |         question of whether the possibility itself of patenting living