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Pig kidney transplant avoids immediate rejection
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<blockquote data-quote="Mark Quayle" data-source="post: 76316446" data-attributes="member: 410020"><p>I doubt it. From personal experience, I can attest to the ironic fact, that government agencies and government supported agencies are funny that way. They can be corrupt as get out, but still be careful to avoid all possible appearance of impropriety at the lower levels, by policy. </p><p></p><p>For example, I have seen how a cow that was injured during transportation to a sale, though still alive and otherwise healthy, was destroyed and discarded, even though already at the sale at the time. The same happened to a sow who had to be killed in order to save her litter of pigs by Caesarean section. Nothing else was wrong with her, but she was not allowed to be used for meat, though the whole swine operation was about growing and selling the meat. These happened at a prison farm where I was employed as maintenance supervisor on the farm section. Big boar hogs in sexual frenzy usually foam at the mouth, and are generally in a nasty disposition at being told what direction to go, not to mention that they are capable of going pretty much wherever they please. One prisoner on the swine crew was not careful, got slashed in the calf of his leg, and the $2000+ (stud-worthy) boar hog had to be documented as destroyed and properly discarded, because the news might conclude it was rabid.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mark Quayle, post: 76316446, member: 410020"] I doubt it. From personal experience, I can attest to the ironic fact, that government agencies and government supported agencies are funny that way. They can be corrupt as get out, but still be careful to avoid all possible appearance of impropriety at the lower levels, by policy. For example, I have seen how a cow that was injured during transportation to a sale, though still alive and otherwise healthy, was destroyed and discarded, even though already at the sale at the time. The same happened to a sow who had to be killed in order to save her litter of pigs by Caesarean section. Nothing else was wrong with her, but she was not allowed to be used for meat, though the whole swine operation was about growing and selling the meat. These happened at a prison farm where I was employed as maintenance supervisor on the farm section. Big boar hogs in sexual frenzy usually foam at the mouth, and are generally in a nasty disposition at being told what direction to go, not to mention that they are capable of going pretty much wherever they please. One prisoner on the swine crew was not careful, got slashed in the calf of his leg, and the $2000+ (stud-worthy) boar hog had to be documented as destroyed and properly discarded, because the news might conclude it was rabid. [/QUOTE]
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