I know nothing about biology, so thanks for the informed post. I think there is a link in article to PubMed article about uterus transplants in men coming soon, which I didn’t read yet. It might’ve been a link within another link.
Just to diverge off transplants briefly, there is another method under study.
Within the medical community, lab-grown bladders are a viable option.
And the cells involved in creating a lab-grown bladder and the scaffolding, etc, are not entirely removed from the process that would create a lab-grown womb.
And yet there are only two studies (one in Sweden, of course, they can't get enough of trans-dehumanity) in the last 10 years that even suggest this is possible.
What is happening, is that the medical community knows wombs will never succeed in men, whether transplant or cell-grown, but the transplant crowd has an established re-insurance paradigm (ie, when womb transplants kill 10 of 10 trannies, the Doktor Mengele's who did it won't suffer the consequences despite knowing it was not viable from Day One), whereas the other option, lab-grown, lacks the same insurance infrastructure, and so the companies who grow home-grown bladders won't even try uterus (uterii?), knowing that the trannies will die even without the immuno-suppressive drugs that accompany a transplant; for fear those tranny medical malpractice lawsuits will shut the door on their nascent-boutique-but-very-lucrative-grow-your-own-organ business.