[Tree] Scientists in North Wollongong pioneer bioengineered cornea using 3D printing technology, surgeons successfully transplant CRISPR-edited pig kidney in Boston, lung transplantation in advanced age candidates, the death of the first recipient of a pig kidney transplant, and racial bias in kidney donations

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updates: Integration of information about racial bias in kidney donations

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updates: The first recipient of a pig kidney transplant has died

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updates: The first recipient of a pig kidney transplant has died

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updates: Death of the first recipient of a pig kidney transplant raises questions about the viability of pig organ transplants

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updates: The article highlights the importance of organ donation and the impact it can have on the lives of those in need

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updates: Lung transplantation offers life-extending benefits for advanced age candidates

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updates: Integration of the successful pig kidney transplant in Boston

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updates: Surgeons at Massachusetts General Hospital transplant genetically modified pig kidney into patient

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updates: Scientists in North Wollongong pioneer bioengineered cornea using 3D printing technology

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updates: Scientists in North Wollongong pioneer bioengineered cornea using 3D printing technology and surgeons successfully transplant CRISPR-edited pig kidney in Boston

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updates: Scientists in North Wollongong pioneer bioengineered cornea using 3D printing technology

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updates: Surgeons at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston successfully transplanted a pig kidney into a living human patient, marking the first successful procedure of its kind in the world.

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updates: The story now includes information about the world's first successful transplant of a genetically edited pig kidney in Massachusetts, providing more readily available organs to patients and offering hope to those in need of a transplant. The pig kidney was genetically edited to remove harmful pig genes and add certain human genes to improve compatibility. The procedure was performed under a single FDA Expanded Access Protocol.

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updates: Integration of information about the pig-to-human kidney transplant in Boston

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updates: Surgeons successfully transplant CRISPR-edited pig kidney in Boston

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updates: Add information about the successful pig kidney transplant in Boston

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updates: The story now includes the successful transplant of a genetically edited pig kidney into a living human in Boston

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updates: Scientists in North Wollongong pioneer bioengineered cornea using 3D printing technology

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updates: Added information about the successful transplant of a genetically edited pig kidney into a living human

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updates: Surgeons successfully transplant pig kidney in Boston

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updates: Surgeons successfully transplant pig kidney in Boston

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updates: Add information about the successful pig kidney transplant in Boston

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updates: Pig kidney transplant in a human

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updates: Development of bioengineered cornea using 3D printing technology

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updates: Partnership between UK and US to tackle biological threats and strengthen biosecurity surveillance UK government unveils £2 million funding for genetic sequencing of disease-causing pathogens UK and US partnership reflects shared ambitions to build resilience in the face of biosecurity threats

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updates: The UK government unveils a £2 billion plan to harness engineering biology for revolutionizing medicine, food, and environmental protection

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updates: Combined two stories into one cohesive narrative

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updates: Restructured and expanded the narrative to provide a comprehensive overview of the BioNETWORK initiative

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updates: The narrative now includes information about the Recombinant DNA Technology market.

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updates: The new narrative provides a comprehensive analysis of the market for Innovative Biologics and emphasizes the role of leading market players.

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