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A revolution in Chinese stem cell technologyPRESS TV, Iran - Nov 11, 2007Over the next two years I went and met every scientists involved in stem cell research. I found out this science the most progressive science and decided to …

Cost or benefit? Effect of stem cell amendment changesBelleville News Democrat,  USA - Nov 11, 2007By DAVID A. LIEB AP Writer In a mere two years, a constitutional measure ensuring embryonic stem cell research can occur in Missouri has gone from costing …

Scientific American

The Birth of a Brain Cell: Scientists Witness NeurogenesisScientific American - Nov 10, 2007With the analytical method helping to decode their scans, they could clearly see increased biomarker levels in the cortex after a neural stem cell injection …

Seaweed Transformed Into Stem Cell TechnologyScience Daily (press release) - Nov 9, 2007“We have developed a scaffold for stem cell culture that can degrade in the body at a controlled rate,” said lead researcher Ravi Kane, professor of …

Lab for stem cell culturing openedSiasat Daily, India - Nov 11, 2007The laboratory being touted as a GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) facility would help in taking up ‘Autologous Stem Cell Transplant’ by culturing stem …

Scientific American

The Birth of a Brain Cell: Scientists Witness NeurogenesisScientific American - Nov 10, 2007With the analytical method helping to decode their scans, they could clearly see increased biomarker levels in the cortex after a neural stem cell injection …

Seaweed Transformed Into Stem Cell TechnologyScience Daily (press release) - Nov 9, 2007“We have developed a scaffold for stem cell culture that can degrade in the body at a controlled rate,” said lead researcher Ravi Kane, professor of …

Bid for Stem Cell Financing Was Late and Lukewarm, Organizers ConcedeNew York Times, United States - Nov 9, 2007By RICHARD G. JONES and KAREEM FAHIM As the battle over embryonic stem cell research raged for two years in California, Nancy Reagan made emotional appeals …

“They’re our best friends but our greatest enemies”
Bone marrow transplants are one of cancer care’s striking successes, but they have a dark side: The transplanted cells can turn on patients, attacking their skin and organs. via Examiner.com

Defeat in NJ of stem cell initiative raises alarmSan Diego Union Tribune, United States - Nov 11, 2007By Terri Somers In 2004, New Jersey became the first state to use taxpayer money for stem cell research, beating California to the punch by three years. …Corzine suffers rare election loss on stem cell issue NewsdayStem cell switcheroo The [...]