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Feel I've enough sources & data to venture an answer on this one myself now
Step one : Can we produce the pig in the first place.
Induction of donor-specific tolerance to cardiac xenografts in utero: 1998 Sep
CONCLUSION:
"xenotransplantation may be possible by induction of donor-specific tolerance in utero"
IMMUNO-INTERVENTION FOR THE ...
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Erythrocytes need more than just glucose in order to function and, they also need a extracelullar medium who shares the same osmolarity, so placing your red blood cells into a medium that solely has glucose will be problematic. If you solely want to evaluate the lactic fermentation carried out by erythrocytes on a short period of time, then you can add the ...
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They need glucose, they absorb that from dissolved particles in water (the plasma). So if you isolate the cells, you'd have to put them in a medium with sugar and so on. It would be analogous to the medium they exist in before you centrifuge them, I think.
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