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So theoretically, doctors should be able to transplant tissue created from them into that person without tissue rejection.
因此，理論上來講，醫(yī)生應(yīng)當(dāng)可以把由干細(xì)胞產(chǎn)生的組織移植到本人身上而不會產(chǎn)生組織排斥。
Another potential strategy might be to transplant brown fat cells into an overweight person to turn on the calorie-burning process.
另一種潛在方法可能是將棕色脂肪細(xì)胞移植入超重者體內(nèi)，以激活燃燒卡路里的過程。
Researchers have been able to transplant artificial material with broken or diseased bones and the material acts as a scaffolding for the new bone to grow on.
研究人員用人造材料移植替換掉破碎或者患病的骨頭，然后這些人造物質(zhì)將作為新骨生長的“腳手架”。

Samuel Nyabwana, head of Novartis's East and Central Africa office, says Kenya is well-placed to become a regional transplant center.
In a way, we're back to the questions we started with about trolley car and the organ transplant.
某種程度上，我們又回到了最初的問題,即之前的電車和器官移植問題。
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For example, if you need to get a heart transplant,
例如，假設(shè)你需要心臟移植手術(shù)，
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The best way to achieve good survival statistics of course is to transplant the healthiest candidates.
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But the thorny bush took a lot of time and effort to transplant and grow.
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Even harder to transplant onto another location would be the requisite wartime mindset that characterizes detention operations at Guantanamo.
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