The word "transplanted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this word when talking about moving something from one place to another, usually referring to a live organism, such as a plant or animal, or an organ. For example, "The farmer transplanted the seedlings into the field."
Napier's team therefore took up to seven genes from algae that produce the fish oils and transplanted them into oil seed plants called camelina.
I've read of Indian mothers transplanted to Britain who are – rightly – horrified by the thoughtless practice of keeping toothbrushes next to toilets and flushing with the seat up.
The idea only took off once transplanted to America.
Gone is the multinational corporation that simply transplanted its operations on to other countries; in its place is the "globally integrated enterprise", one that relies on a network of outside firms to handle the myriad operations that make the company function.In the past, such tight collaborations were not possible; in future, they will be indispensable, says Samuel Palmisano, the CEO of IBM.
And if Dr Takebe transplanted them to their host's abdominal cavity, having first caused the animal's real liver to fail, they often kept the mouse alive when an animal without the transplant would have died.Translating this work into a way of growing new livers for people whose old ones have stopped working will take time.
Whole streets and villages from rural Idleb and Aleppo have been transplanted here—almost the only source of comfort in the relentless misery.Food is scarce.
Mikhail Bakunin, an anarchist banished to Siberia, made an unusual friend in Muraviev and wrote to Alexander Herzen that "Siberia has been transplanted by Muraviev to another site.
The team extracted these, cultured them and then used a special growth factor to persuade them to spin off chondrocytes.Both epithelial cells and chondrocytes were applied liberally to the treated trachea and the result, when it had settled down into something that resembled a natural windpipe, was transplanted into Ms Castillo.
The biggest is why the new technique is able to make T cells unresponsive to just the specific tissues that are initially transplanted.
This required the destruction of his immune system the source of the cancer and its replacement using stem cells transplanted from the bone marrow of a donor, which allowed him to grow a new (but alien) immune system.Mr Brown did not just have leukaemia.
Mr Percovich believes that when ideas are transplanted over from somewhere else, "locals don't believe in it".
