Porcine hearts are helping to save lives! One of the most exciting areas of cardiac research focuses on the use of swine hearts to research, or
Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body, an essential ‘building block’ that holds our bodies together. Collagen is found in nearly all major tissues and organs in the body and is particularly important for its role in making up connective tissues such as skin, bones, muscles, and cartilage.
Porcine are playing an important role in the global fight against COVID-19, with live animal models helping to both create a vaccine and address the
Xenotransplantation, a groundbreaking field in biomedical research, holds immense promise for addressing the critical shortage of organs available for transplantation. Recent advancements, such as the
They were men who had suffered unimaginable injuries. Two of them were ex-soldiers, wounded by explosives. They had lost anywhere from 60 to 90 percent
In 2017, scientists at the Salk Institute made an announcement that almost sounded like science fiction: they had created the first successful animal-human hybrids.
In recent years, researchers have paved the way to fight against Parkinson’s disease using a unique approach—pig islet cells. This novel tactic involves transplanting pig choroid
Porcine tissues are contributing to research studies that focus on restorative therapies to replace lost or diseased human tissues. While the amount of suitable human
Skin permeation studies are extremely important in predicting percutaneous penetration, and porcine tissue have proven very important in such research. A recent study conducted at the
Porcine heart tissue may prove extremely helpful in finding a solution for cardiac failure. The process of using detergents to decellularize and then recellularize porcine
Americans spend more than $20 billion dollars a year on wound care, a figure that’s exacerbated by factors such as infections, repeated surgeries and extended
As we discussed last month, ablation is a method used in treating liver tumors. Our previous blog post looked at thermal ablation and porcine liver
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