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Not all Catholics smile on choice of charity for South Side Irish …Chicago Tribune, United States - Mar 9, 2008"That is a simple request for us to honor, as only a small part of JDRF's annual funding of research involves embryonic stem cell research," he said. …Catholic School Boycotts Parade Over Juvenile Diabetes Foundation … LifeNews.comCatholics question [...]

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Stem cell discovery could catalyze research, UCI saysDaily Pilot, CA - Mar 7, 2008UCI researchers have opened a doorway to making stem cell use possibly 100 times more efficient, university officials said Friday. …Improved genetic alteration technique may better disease study (Re … Thaindian.comall 14 news articles

Controversial stem cell patent makes a comebackNew Scientist (subscription), UK - Mar 7, 2008A key patent on human embryonic stem cells (ESCs) is back from the dead - in a form that seems less likely to stifle research. …

Netease’s "news" forum has this item today, on a group of rather shabby streetwide fortune tellers: On those who know the fate of others.  With great difficulty I managed to sneak up on these people and secretly take a few photos.  Could it be that they can see their own fates?

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First Midwest stem cell research conference setMLive.com, MI - Mar 7, 2008Oakland University and Beaumont Hospitals host a regional conference on stem cell research that organizers say could deliver a boost to the university's …

Controversial stem cell patent makes a comebackNew Scientist (subscription), UK - Mar 7, 2008A key patent on human embryonic stem cells (ESCs) is back from the dead - in a form that seems less likely to stifle research. …

Role Of Tiny RNAs In Controlling Stem Cell Fate IdentifiedScience Daily (press release) - Mar 6, 2008As reported in the journal Cell Stem Cell, scientists in the lab of GICD Director, Deepak Srivastava, MD, demonstrated that two microRNAs, miR-1 and miR-133 …

Role Of Tiny RNAs In Controlling Stem Cell Fate IdentifiedScience Daily (press release) - Mar 6, 2008As reported in the journal Cell Stem Cell, scientists in the lab of GICD Director, Deepak Srivastava, MD, demonstrated that two microRNAs, miR-1 and miR-133 …

Stem cell therapy breakthroughSan Francisco Chronicle,  USA - Mar 5, 2008The study, published Wednesday in the journal Cell Stem Cell, suggests that the hundreds of different microRNAs naturally occurring in the body could …

Thou shall not pollute the Earth. Thou shall beware genetic manipulation. Modern times bring with them modern sins. via Mail & Guardian