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parasitic procedures You can be almost sure that once the underlying mechanism is known, the necessary stuff will be synthetised instead of being transferred f
by inglor_cz 5y ago
parasitic procedures
You can be almost sure that once the underlying mechanism is known, the necessary stuff will be synthetised instead of being transferred from a young person to an older one. If only to guarantee stable supply, consistent quality and rule out accidental transmission of various pathogens from the donor.
- hulitu 5y agoAs a computer i find your trust in technology amusing. The underlying mechanism of a heart, for example, is known. But they still search for pigs to take hearts for transplant.
- karagenit 5y agoI dunno, we understand the underlying mechanism of blood pretty well, but we’re still a long way off from being able to (economically) synthesize blood for transfusion.