Xenotransplantation—Study on Animal-to-Human Organ Transplantation

Patients dying on the waiting list hoping to get lifesaving organ transplants have strengthened the significance of cells and tissue transplantation. The studies on xenotransplantation have become pronounced with an emphasis on bone-related conditions, wound healing/burn care, dental, breast reconstruction and adenocarcinoma.

Frontiers of transplanting nonhuman organs or tissues into human recipients have put the spotlight on pigs. While fish skins have been successfully used for burn wounds, pigs have become sought-after in xenotransplantation studies. Some of the analyses have pegged the success rate for the pig to primate transplantation from 60% to 80%.

The report, along with the database, highlights the following dynamics:

Potential applications of xenotransplantation.

Genetically engineered pigs.

Insights on research activities.

Mega trends and growth opportunities redefining the global landscape.

Get your copy or request for a free sample of the report Xenotransplantation and Its Potentials - Outlook on Ongoing Studies, compiled and published by Grand View Research.

Xenotransplantation Report Scope