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Yes. > The seven-day successful perfusion of poor-quality livers now allows for a wide range of strategies, e.g. repair of preexisting injury, cleaning of fat
by Zemke 7y ago
Yes.
> The seven-day successful perfusion of poor-quality livers now allows for a wide range of strategies, e.g. repair of preexisting injury, cleaning of fat deposits in the liver or even regeneration of partial livers.
- toomuchtodo 7y agoI assume that this might even assist in the growth of livers (extracellular matrix, liver and circulatory tissues) from stem cells.