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The following transnational corporations reap corporate profits from the sale of marketable products made from harvested human foreskins: | The following transnational corporations reap corporate profits from the sale of marketable products made from harvested human foreskins: | ||
* [[Advanced Tissue Sciences]] (ATS) <ref>Forget pork bellies, now it's foreskins. Manson B. San Diego Reader (May 4, 1995): 12, 14 passim.</ref> | * [[Advanced Tissue Sciences]] (ATS) <ref>Forget pork bellies, now it's foreskins. Manson B. ''San Diego Reader'' (May 4, 1995): 12, 14 passim.</ref> | ||
* [[Organogenesis]]<ref>New skin twin life- and look-save. Brewer S. Longevity (September 1992): 18.</ref> | * [[Organogenesis]]<ref>New skin twin life- and look-save. Brewer S. ''Longevity'' (September 1992): 18.</ref> | ||
* BioSurface Technology<ref>Companies see $1.5b market in replacement skin products. Rosenberg R. Boston Globe (October 19, 1992): 22-23.</ref> | * BioSurface Technology<ref>Companies see $1.5b market in replacement skin products. Rosenberg R. ''Boston Globe'' (October 19, 1992): 22-23.</ref> | ||
* Genzyme | * Genzyme | ||
* Ortec International | * Ortec International | ||