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Engineering sialylation in pigs: A promising strategy for overcoming xenograft rejection and revolutionizing organ transplantation

2025-05-04

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The organ shortage crisis leaves over 100,000 people waiting for transplants, causing 6,000 deaths annually. To address this, pigs are being explored as potential donors. Despite advances like the FDA-approved GalSafe pig, immunological challenges remain. Key issues include strong antibody, innate, and cellular immune responses, along with coagulation problems due to differences in glycosides and sialic acid linka...

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9b422aba-336b-5367-95cd-e538bdaf2ee7
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10.1101/2025.04.30.651299
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