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The Campaign for Responsible Transplantation is an umbrella group representing various animal rights and other groups that are opposed xenotransplantation -- transplanting nonhuman organs and tissues into human beings. It has a web site at http://www.crt-online.org/. Articles about the Campaign for Responsible Transplantation on this web site:

Genetically Modified, Cloned Pigs Could Provide Organs for Humans - 3 Jan 2002

Researchers knock out a gene from pigs that would cause the human immune system to attack transplanted organs.

More Xenotransplantation Advances - 8 Mar 1999

Researchers grow dog organs in the lab, while Novartis investigates the possibility of using pig livers to keep people alive while waiting for an organ transplant.

Usual Suspects Attack Americans for Medical Progress over Xenotransplantation - 22 Feb 1999

Meanwhile, the Campaign for Responsible Transplantation distorts the number of organs available for transplantation procedures.

Animal rights activists oppose xenotransplantation - 28 Sep 1998

If there's a way to save a human life, you can be certain that animal rights activists will protest it.