A method of obtaining a high yield of differentiated human cells and organs includes the steps of providing typed
human bone marrow or
cord blood stem cells, providing pre-immune non-human mammalian fetuses, implanting the cells into the fetuses, permitting the fetuses to grow for a
sufficient time to produce differentiated cells in
hybrid organs, and harvesting the differentiated cells from the mammals. A method is presented to produce
hybrid functioning human-animal
solid organs for clinical transplantations. The method includes obtaining
bone marrow mononuclear cells (BMNC) from the patient, obtaining enriched populations of HSC from the BMNC, and
transplanting the enriched cells into Preimmune fetal sheep or pigs intraperitoneally to produce functioning donor (patient)-animal
hybrid organs. A method is also presented in which enriched HSC isolated from pre-HLA typed normal
human fetal liver /
bone marrow,
cord blood, or
bone marrow will be transplanted into preimmune fetal sheep or pigs in order to create functioning human-animal hybrid organs that can be transplanted into compatible patients. Methods are also presented to obtain high yield of different types (e.g. hepatocytes) of donor (patient or HLA-typed normal donors) cells from the human-animal hybrid organs that can be used either for transplant into patients and / or treatment of the patient. Also disclosed is a method of producing purified
human proteins that includes providing a non-human, pre-immune
mammal into which
human bone marrow or
cord blood cells has been implanted into the
mammal at the pre-
immune state, obtaining blood from the non-human
mammal, and isolating the
human proteins from the mammalian blood.