Scientists from the United States and Germany said they had succeeded in keeping transplanted pig hearts alive in baboons, primate cousins of humans, for a record 2.5 years. Their method uses a combination of gene modification and targeted immune-suppressing drugs.In recent experiments with five baboons, the hearts survived for up to 945 days, breaking previous records held by the same group of scientist and researchers.The hearts did not replace those of the monkeys, but were connected to the circulatory system via two large blood vessels in the baboon abdomen.Pigs have since emerged as better donors. Their hearts are anatomically similar to ours, they pose less of a disease transmission risk, they grow up fast and are already widely farmed. In these xenotransplant trials, baboons serve as human models.
21,295 crore was recovered from imports in the integrated GST. Similarly, in the recovery of cess, Rs 847 crore was received from cess on imported goods. Goods and Services Tax (GST) collection has been more than one lakh crore rupees for the second consecutive month. According to the data released by the government, GST collection in December was Rs 1.03 lakh crore. The GST collection in the same month a year ago was Rs 97,276 crore, while in the previous month (November 2019) the figure was Rs 1,03,492 crore. According to an official statement, a total GST collection of Rs 1,03,184 crore took place in December this time. It included Rs 19,962 crore recovery from Central GST (CGST), Rs 26,792 crore recovery from State GST (SGST), Rs 48,099 crore from Integrated GST (IGST) and Rs 8,331 crore from Cess. 21,295 crore was recovered from imports in the integrated GST. Similarly, in the recovery of cess, Rs 847 crore was received from cess on imported goods.In December, the GST col...

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