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>Embryonic stem cell research is older than it looks
>Here’s a ready answer the next time you hear the talking point that embryonic stem cells were only discovered in 1998, and so we should just get out of the way and let the poor researchers play with their new toy. From the Wisconsin Technology Network: In challenging the WARF patent, the Public Patent Foundation … Continue reading
Embryonic stem cell research is older than it looks
Here’s a ready answer the next time you hear the talking point that embryonic stem cells were only discovered in 1998, and so we should just get out of the way and let the poor researchers play with their new toy. From the Wisconsin Technology Network: In challenging the WARF patent, the Public Patent Foundation … Continue reading
Embryos, Dickeys, WARFs, and “rat poison.”
Maybe I should have called this column “I smell a rat.” All this fuss and bother that Sam Berger is making in today’s blog.bioethics.net “Guest Column” over the lack of federal funding of embryonic stem cells had me following links and searching Google half the night in an effort to decide whether or not Berger’s … Continue reading
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