If I get a liver transplant, so here I am and we take out my liver and we put Johns' liver inside.

如果我接受了肝脏移植，我的肝脏被拿出来,把约翰斯的肝脏放进去。

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And "What if people are nefariously feasting on my liver ?" while I'm having these little experiences?"

人们是不是在啃食我的肝脏,当我有某某感受时“

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So, Hepatitis is already infecting cells of their liver, their liver is actively making new virus.

乙肝病毒已经感染了他们的肝细胞,他们的肝脏正在迅速地产生新的病毒

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In fact there's research-- for example, this was done with internists, doctors, who are giving a very difficult, very difficult question connected to a liver problem that an individual patient had.

实际上有这样一项研究-,在内科医生，医生中间进行，向他们提出一个，与肝脏问题有关的很困难的问题,那是一个病人的病症。

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They're water soluble and fat soluble vitamins that look like this, and the difference between the two is that the fat soluble vitamins when they're ingested, gets stored in the body fat primarily in the liver.

分为脂溶性维生素和水溶性维生素,像这样,二者的区别在于,脂溶性维生素一经摄取,大多都储存在肝脏的脂肪中

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Now,imagine that we've got somebody who needs a heart transplant or a kidney transplant, liver transplant.

现在假想有人需要,心脏或者肺部移植，或者肝脏移植。

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I've gotten a liver transplant. It's still me.

我接受了肝脏移植，那还是我。

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Well, it would be useful because if I could take cells from the skin, find stem cells in the skin and then de-differentiate them so that they were now capable of becoming liver, or brain, or things that they're not going to become in their normal site, then that could be a very powerful tool for medicine.

这是因为,如果我能取一些皮肤细胞,找一些皮肤干细胞,并将它们去分化,那它们就能分化成肝脏,大脑或其他一些,它们原本分化不出来的细胞,这可以成为一个医学利器

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