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NeoStem Expands Adult Stem Cell Collection Network, Gains …CNNMoney.com (press release) - Jul 31, 2008Stem Collect plans to develop a network of NeoStem enabled stem cell collection centers in key cities around the country. The Stem Collect network is …Generation of Pluripotent Stem Cells from Adult Mouse Liver and … Science Magazine (subscription)all 9 news articles
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Scientists: Egg shortage hurts stem cell researchCNNMoney.com - Jul 30, 2008Massachusetts, another center of US stem cell research, also bans payments for eggs by law, and National Academy of Sciences guidelines advise against …Invitrogen Licenses Stem Cell Line from Buck Institute MarketWatchStem cell czar: UM researcher leads alternative effort MiamiHerald.comNot obsolete Episcopal News ServiceEarthtimes (press release) - [...]
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With a $3 billion pot of stem cell research cash in the balance, California legislators want to shift money away from politically explosive human embryonic stem cells to emerging forms of stem cells.
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British drug giant GlaxoSmithKline has agreed to sponsor at least $25 million in work at the Harvard Stem Cell Institute in Cambridge, one of the largest investments in stem cell research ever by a major …
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A comprehensive view of all sides of the debate. The Stem Cell Dilemma : The historical roots and ethical concerns in the stem cell debate.
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Stem cell University of Manchester (UK) has received fund worth €467000, which will help them to research on different types of sugar in our body and how these sugar types influence cell behavior.
Different part of our body such as skin, brain, blood etc are made up of different kind of cells that makes the tissue. These [...]
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According to a report published by the Center for American Progress in the The Chronicle story, the expert panels at the Stanford and Johns Hopkins University, and the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) have decided to halt the research on the five contested lines.
In the month of May- June, 21 human cell lines [...]
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You’ve all seen the Beijing National Stadium by now…
But have you seen this farmer creation?
(Actually, Aw Guo guesses that a farmer made it. We don’t know for sure.)
Via IfGoGo (originally from Xiaonei).
