| Another so-called chimerism involves using an animal egg to create human stem-cells. |
| Our failure to detect maize chromatin by in situ hybridization may be an indication of somatic instability and chimerism in these individuals. |
| Parabiotic mice have been reported to produce stable blood chimerism across major histocompatibility barriers. |
| In the cases where mosaicism or chimerism causes confusion, forensic scientists can clear it up by other means. |
| Peripheral blood stem cell or bone marrow transplantation often leads to chimerism, wherein the patient possesses a mixed cell population. |
| Although some of the disparities are not influential on transplant outcome, they are useful by enabling quantitative measurement and dynamic monitorization of chimerism. |
