"organ source" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
However, "source of organs" is an appropriate phrase in written English. For example: In recent years, scientists have been researching alternative sources of organs for transplantations.
In the case of allogenic organ source, immune regulation remains an exciting area of research.
Risk factors traditionally associated with kidney graft dysfunction after transplantation are delayed graft function, acute cellular rejection episodes, deceased donor organ source (particularly more than 50 years old), and HLA mismatch.
Attempts to define organ source by isoenzyme study may be met with limited success because of technical limitations; accurate measurement of different isoenzymes contributing to total serum ALP activity is not currently possible.
The best clinical results have been when this ratio is of 0.5 to 1. Donor-recipient compatibility situations where the ratio was 0.25 or less have been associated with a high incidence of transplant failure, regardless of whether the organ source was a living, related donor or a cadaver donor.
HLA mismatch, diabetes mellitus, PRA, immunosuppressive therapy, organ source, and donor age were not significant.
Media worldwide reacted optimistically, reporting that China would stop using executed prisoners as an organ source.
In Westminster, the British Medical Association has called for the same thing – and an organ sourcing taskforce is already in place ("hearts and minds" the unspoken motto).
Not only will Bossy and Porky be organ sources, they'll also.
Moreover, if the rule is publicly known, then patients will fear that they might be used as organ sources, so they would be less likely to go to a doctor when they need one.
"There has been no indication that the use of prisoners of conscience as organ sources has ended or will end any time," she said.
"To be the recipient of an organ sourced from China may render one complicit in that person's killing, and thus to be morally blameworthy," she writes.
