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 1 Intro       |                 of treating a variety of human illnesses. However, the
 2 Intro       |                 limited by a shortage of human organs and tissues.(1) Xenotransplantation,
 3 Intro       |                the "chronic" shortage of human donors. ~However, before
 4 Intro       |               infectious agents into the human population via the transplant. ~
 5 I, 1,1      |               kidney transplanted into a human by REEMTSMA and colleagues.(2)
 6 I, 1,1      |                the baboon and not of the human. Possible molecular incompatibility
 7 I, 1,1      |                 not yet approach that of human organs transplanted to other
 8 I, 1,1(10)  |                   Martin M.J., et al., A human CD46 transgenic pig model
 9 I, 2,2      | xenotransplantation from pig to primate (human and non-human). First, hyperacute
10 I, 2,2(14)  |       carbohydrate structures which bind human antiporcine antibodies: 
11 I, 2,2(14)  |               Anti-pig IgM antibodies in human serum react predominantly
12 I, 2,2(15)  |                    Removal of baboon and human antiporcine IgG and IgM
13 I, 2,2(15)  |           anti-pig xenoantibodies in the human by plasmapheresis/immunoadsorption,
14 I, 2,2      |             vitro experiments in which a human protein that inhibits human
15 I, 2,2      |              human protein that inhibits human complement activation is
16 I, 2,2      |                molecule first tested was human Decay Accelerating Factor,
17 I, 2,2(18)  |                   Martin M.J., et al., A human CD46 transgenic pig model
18 I, 2,2(18)  |               Expression of a functional human complement inhibitor in
19 I, 2,2(18)  |                   Alvarado C.G., et al., Human complement regulatory proteins
20 I, 2,2(18)  |                 of pigs transgenic for a human regulator of complement
21 I, 2,2(19)  |               cell substantially reduces human antibody binding and complement-mediated
22 I, 2,3      |     accommodation have been described in human allogeneic transplants as
23 I, 2,3      |                and, in some cases, other human genes inhibiting complement
24 I, 2,3(33)  |                   Alvarado C.G., et al., Human complement regulatory proteins
25 I, 2,3(33)  |                 transgenic expression of human decay-accelerating factor
26 I, 2,3(34)  |                   Alvarado C.G., et al., Human complement regulatory proteins
27 I, 2,4      |                retroviruses could infect human cells in vitro.(41) There
28 I, 2,4      |         successfully transplanted into a human (42). Certainly, the elimination
29 I, 2,4(41)  |                 R.A., 1997, Infection of human cells by an endogenous retrovirus
30 I, 2,5      |             transgenic pigs that express human genes which inhibit rejection.
31 II, 1       |               survival and well-being of human beings; 3) the possible
32 II, 1       |              have on the identity of the human recipient. ~
33 II, 1,7     |                                          Human intervention in the created
34 II, 1,7     |                 and male, and whose full human dignity must be recognized
35 II, 1,7     |              richness and dignity of the human person. ~Man, created "in
36 II, 1,7     |                mandate that God gives to human beings, "dominion" over
37 II, 1,7     |                 this mandate, man, every human being, reflects the very
38 II, 1,7     |               that created goods through human labour, technical skill
39 II, 1,7     |                to universal progress, in human and Christian liberty".(52)
40 II, 1,7     |                  their relation with the human person, for whose use they
41 II, 1,8     |                on the very nature of the human person, whose rational and
42 II, 1,8     |           between animal species and the human species. ~With regard to
43 II, 1,8     |              over animals. Even reducing human suffering could not justify
44 II, 1,9(57) |                           Reflections on human responsibility for animal
45 II, 1,10    |                 a foreign organ into the human body modifies a person's
46 II, 1,10    |                  the rich meaning of the human body?" And if the answer
47 II, 1,10(59)|                  identity indicators" in human beings are many (objective: 
48 II, 1,10    |                of a foreign organ into a human body finds an ethical limit
49 II, 1,11    |               that not all organs of the human body are in equal measure
50 II, 2,12(64)|                 2000; U.S. Dpt. Health & Human Services, Food and Drug
51 II, 2,15    |            modifications, using genes of human origin as well, is morally
52 II, 3,21    |              pays on problems related to human disease and suffering. ~
53 II, 3,21(74)|                 Department of Health and Human Services Committee on Xenotransplantation,
54 II, 3,21    |               Prof. Angelo Serra, S.J. ~(human genetics) ~Professor Emeritus
55 II, 3,21    |                    Professor Emeritus of Human Genetics ~Sacred Heart Catholic