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First successful primate transplant of human pituitary tissue boosts cortisol levels

October 2, 2026

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Left: Tissue structure showing the transplanted cell cluster within the surrounding tissue. Right: The same region stained for ACTH, the hormone these pituitary cells naturally produce. Brown staining indicates active ACTH production, confirming the cells remained functional despite ongoing immune rejection. Credit: Kondo et al., 2026, Stem Cell Research & Therapy (CC…

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