‘Universal’ Donor Organs: A Potential Solution To Alleviate Organ Shortage

‘Universal’ Donor Organs: A Potential Solution To Alleviate Organ Shortage
Blood Compatibility is crucial for successful organ transplantations. Using two enzymes, it is possible to convert blood-match incompatible lungs to universally-accepted lungs.
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Mar 18, 2022
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