Scientists Successfully Revive Pig Kidneys Frozen for a Year, Advancing Organ Transplants
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Researchers at the University of Minnesota have successfully revived pig kidneys that were frozen for a year at extremely low temperatures with minimal damage to their vital functions. This breakthrough could significantly impact the future of organ transplantation by improving preservation methods.
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