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- Scientists react to government indecision. Brown, Phyllida // Nature Medicine;Aug99, Vol. 5 Issue 8, p855
Discusses the government's delay in deciding whether to permit research into the therapeutic use of human embryonic stem cells in Great Britain. Creation of anti-science climate; Reaction of the researchers towards the delay.
- Japan okays stem cells. Saegusa, Asako // Nature Biotechnology;Mar2000, Vol. 18 Issue 3, p246
Reports on the approval given by the bioethics committee of Japan's Science and Technology Council for research involving the use of embryonic stem cells. Reason cited by the committee for granting approval to the research; Plans of the committee to draw up guidelines for embryonic stem cell...
- Court paints with broad brush, upends U.S. stem cell policy. Lefkowitz, Jay // Hill;9/16/2010, Vol. 17 Issue 100, p31
In this article the author focuses on the court ruling which emphasized the preclusion of an embryonic stem cell research project from receiving federal fundings by the Dickey-Wicker Amendment if one step of the project results in the destruction of an embryo in the U.S.
- A world of difference. Aldhous, Peter // Nature;12/20/2001-12/27/2001, Vol. 414 Issue 6866, p838
Focuses on human embryonic stem (ES) cells research. Support of Great Britain on ES-cell research; Significance of therapeutic cloning; Plans of Advanced Cell Technology (ACT).
- Opponents of stem-cell patent win restrictions. Abbott, Alison; Schmidt, Oliver // Nature;8/1/2002, Vol. 418 Issue 6897, p470
Reports on the restriction in the scope of patent covering technologies for purifying human and animal embryonic stem cells by the European Patent Office in 2002. Details of the patent coverage; Groups that filed objections to the patent; Claim against the methods involved in the patent; Basis...
- House drops stem cell reporting rule from higher-ed budget. Lane, Amy // Crain's Detroit Business;6/14/2010, Vol. 26 Issue 24, p2
The article reports on a higher education bill which has been cleared by the Michigan House in June 2010, with provision of embryonic stem cell reporting requirements excluded from it.
- Take stand for stem cell research. // Crain's Detroit Business;6/14/2010, Vol. 26 Issue 24, p6
The article analyzes the difference of opinion among lawmakers in Michigan on whether to allow research that uses embryonic stem cells.
- Politics Trumps Science. Smith, Wesley J. // Human Life Review;Summer2001, Vol. 27 Issue 3, p36
Examines the conflict between science and politics on embryonic stem-cell research in the United States. Removal of a text in stem-cell research due to its political impact; Article on the defects in a cloned mice from embryonic stem cells; Efforts in Congress for a ban to human cloning.
- President Reagan Would Have Opposed ESCR. Thomas, Cal // Human Life Review;Summer2001, Vol. 27 Issue 3, p51
Examines the opposition of Ronald Reagan embryonic stem cell research in the United States. Defense of human life; Banning of human cloning; Flexibility of federal regulation.
