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A first of its kind organ transplant technique tried on a human subject

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A new organ transplant technique was tried on a human subject, but no details about the patient or the procedure were provided in the article excerpt. The article appears to be part of a news program's "Now Playing" segment and provides brief updates on various topics, including politics, science, and technology. Michael Minogue won the Massachusetts Republican governor primary, while Markey won the Democratic Massachusetts Senate primary, both according to NBC News projections. Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis was found guilty in the murder of Tupac. Other brief updates include a man creating hypoallergenic beagles through genetic modification and SpaceX wanting to turn Louisiana marshland into a Starship hub.

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