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Jiefu Huang1,

  • 1China Organ Transplantation Development Foundation Beijing China.

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PubMed
概括

使用转基因动物器官的异种移植,为器官短缺提供了希望. 专家们召开会议,讨论在中国进行人类异种移植临床试验的伦理和监管途径.

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专家的共识 专家的共识医学伦理学医学伦理学异种移植异种移植

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