Surgeons at work during the first-ever penis and scrotum transplant at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, United States in 2018. PHOTO: google.com Scientists at the University of Tokyo plans to use human stem cells to grow pancreases in pigs for transplantation, Kyodo News reported on Monday. The first project to grow human organs in animals is expected to be launched in Japan within a year or so, once it clears government and university screening committees, Kyodo News cited Prof. Hiromitsu Nakauchi as saying. Nakauchi’s team plans to use human introduced pluripotent…
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