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How Scientists Revived Cells in Pigs Organs an Hour After They Died

The technology could help with the current organ transplant shortage and health emergencies caused by constricted blood flow.

Christof kochRobert porteZvonimir vrseljaGrossman school of medicineNenad sestan at yale universityUniversity of groningenSam parnia at new york universityAllen institute of brain scienceAllen instituteBrain scienceSam parniaNew york universityNenad sestanCant tellBrendan parent

Pig Cells Revived an Hour After Death, Can this be Done on Humans?

An hour after a pig's death, scientists were able to resuscitate its cells, marking a possible advance in organ transplantation. The technology could one day be used for human organs.

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Reversible death : Scientist revive heart, cells of dead pigs

“We did not know what to expect,” said Yale’s Dr David Andrijevic, one of the authors of the paper. “Everything we restored was incredible to us.”

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How Scientists Are Reviving Cells in Dead Pigs Organs

Researchers who previously revived some brain cells in dead pigs succeeded in repeating the process in more organs.

David andrijevicStephen lathamRobert porteZvonimir vrseljaNenad sestanNita farahanyYale universityYale school of medicineYork university grossman school of medicineUniversity of groningenYale schoolBrendan parentNew york universityGrossman schoolEthics misconduct malfeasanceNature journal

Scientists revived the cells of pigs an hour after death, a potential organ transplant breakthrough

Thanks to a new system called OrganEx, scientists can now keep the dying organs of recently deceased pigs alive by hooking the animals up to a system of pumps, filters and flowing fluids.

David andrijevicStephen lathamRobert porteZvonimir vrseljaNenad sestanYale school of medicineYale interdisciplinary centerUniversity of groningenYale school

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