Your anatomy operates like a machine, it's success hinging on the work of over 70 organs, each with a unique function. From the heart's blood-pumping ability to the liver's filtering power, each ...

Presumably, this won’t work for organs like kidneys, hearts, and livers, so they’re starting with the genes. According to the interview with Future Human, Revivicor’s latest GMO pig has a ...

There's 206 bones, a heart, a brain, blood, muscles - you get the picture. We've had years of dissecting bodies and studying ...

At birth, the human brain is more than twice the size of a chimpanzee's and, in six years, it quadruples in size. Although our brain takes up just 2% of our total body weight, this organ consumes ...

An animated sequence which tours the human body, picturing and naming the major organs. The job of each organ is briefly explained. The brain, heart, lungs, stomach, liver, kidneys, intestines and ...

Genetically modified pigs created for organ transplant research. Stem cell-based embryo models (SCBEMs) are three-dimensional biological structures that mimic aspects of early human embryo ...

which will then be ‘printed’ in its proper place to gradually build up the target organ or tissue. The project’s five year goal is the printing of a fully functioning human heart and ...

More than 100,000 Americans are waiting for an organ transplant, and Minnesota researchers think pigs could help them. Miromatrix Medical Inc., an Eden Prairie biotechnology company, works to create ...

Argentine Libertarian Congressman Javier Milei said he was in favor of the sale of human organs or transplants because “it is just another market.” After stirring controversies among ...

Realistic 3D models of human organs made at a Nottingham university are being used to help train surgeons. Richard Arm, a senior researcher at Nottingham Trent University's fashion department ...

Researchers from Weill Cornell Medicine have discovered how COVID-19 can cause new cases of diabetes or worsen existing ...

An Ashland resident and teacher went to Washington, D.C. to advocate for two bills that would improve the fight against rare kidney disease.