TITLE

Does anybody really care about this stuff?

AUTHOR(S)
Crain, Keith
PUB. DATE
August 2001
SOURCE
Crain's Detroit Business;8/13/2001, Vol. 17 Issue 34, p8
SOURCE TYPE
Periodical
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Comments on the controversy concerning the use of stem cells in genetics research in the United States. Continuation of stem cell research regardless of what Congress or the President of the U.S. may think of the process; Lack of impact of financing concerns on stem cell research.
ACCESSION #
5057416

Tags: STEM cells;  GENETICS -- Research

 

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