101.   The Elsint system, Prestige, produces pictures of human organs without using X-rays.

102.   The convention aims at curtailing growing black markets in human organs.

103.   The government on Saturday banned the sale of human organs in India.

104.   The European Patent Office on Tuesday admitted it made a mistake in granting a patent that critics claim would allow genetic manipulation of human organs and cells.

105.   The FDA has never regulated human organ transplants, although it does oversee to a degree cellular transplants such as blood transfusions.

106.   The Medical Council forbids trade in human organs and doctors found guilty face having their license suspended or withdrawn.

107.   The regulation will require doctors to get a permit before importing human organs and the board will have to trace the source.

108.   The research holds promise that people might someday be able to get human organ transplants without having to start taking drugs to suppress their immune systems.

109.   The research was motivated by a chronic shortage of human organs for transplantation.

110.   Trade in human organs is illegal and punished under the law, the official said.

a. + organ >>共 438
internal 11.05%
human 8.66%
vital 6.98%
donated 3.42%
sexual 3.17%
new 2.45%
animal 2.45%
transplanted 2.45%
reproductive 1.94%
major 1.29%
human + n. >>共 1015
life 3.11%
body 2.93%
remains 2.45%
shield 2.19%
embryo 2.17%
error 2.08%
genome 1.88%
cell 1.46%
brain 1.33%
resource 1.33%
organ 0.69%
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