Unaddressed regulatory issues in xenotransplantation: a hypothetical example
The last few years have seen a significant increase in the use of technology to manipulate genetic sequences and generate animals as a source of xeno-organs. This has made the generation of genetically bespoke organisms a reality. This paper will analyze the regulatory and practical aspects of such...
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description | The last few years have seen a significant increase in the use of technology to manipulate genetic sequences and generate animals as a source of xeno-organs. This has made the generation of genetically bespoke organisms a reality. This paper will analyze the regulatory and practical aspects of such an innovative approach to xenotransplantation on the basis of a hypothetical case study applied to Germany and highlight the gaps in the current regulation. This paper thus provides the basis for legal debate within a specific country. In addition, the identified gaps also pose a barrier toward the harmonization of international regulation. This publication therefore lays the groundwork for guiding the international debate regarding the regulatory framework for solid organ xenotransplantation toward specific issues. |
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spelling | doaj.art-346185a504b847269d1d07bdde8eb3c62023-09-21T07:28:30ZengFrontiers Media S.A.Frontiers in Transplantation2813-24402023-09-01210.3389/frtra.2023.12220311222031Unaddressed regulatory issues in xenotransplantation: a hypothetical exampleKoko KwisdaThe last few years have seen a significant increase in the use of technology to manipulate genetic sequences and generate animals as a source of xeno-organs. This has made the generation of genetically bespoke organisms a reality. This paper will analyze the regulatory and practical aspects of such an innovative approach to xenotransplantation on the basis of a hypothetical case study applied to Germany and highlight the gaps in the current regulation. This paper thus provides the basis for legal debate within a specific country. In addition, the identified gaps also pose a barrier toward the harmonization of international regulation. This publication therefore lays the groundwork for guiding the international debate regarding the regulatory framework for solid organ xenotransplantation toward specific issues.https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/frtra.2023.1222031/fulltransplantationorgan shortageregulationxenotransplantationinterspecies blastocyst complementationgenome editing technologies |
spellingShingle | Koko Kwisda Unaddressed regulatory issues in xenotransplantation: a hypothetical example Frontiers in Transplantation transplantation organ shortage regulation xenotransplantation interspecies blastocyst complementation genome editing technologies |
title | Unaddressed regulatory issues in xenotransplantation: a hypothetical example |
title_full | Unaddressed regulatory issues in xenotransplantation: a hypothetical example |
title_fullStr | Unaddressed regulatory issues in xenotransplantation: a hypothetical example |
title_full_unstemmed | Unaddressed regulatory issues in xenotransplantation: a hypothetical example |
title_short | Unaddressed regulatory issues in xenotransplantation: a hypothetical example |
title_sort | unaddressed regulatory issues in xenotransplantation a hypothetical example |
topic | transplantation organ shortage regulation xenotransplantation interspecies blastocyst complementation genome editing technologies |
url | https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/frtra.2023.1222031/full |
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