How To Use Stem-cell research In A Sentence
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My question is, I'm wondering if you support stem-cell research in hopes that they may produce new limbs for amputees.
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These banks also supply material for clinical trials and stem-cell research.
Times, Sunday Times
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Asia has huge potential for stem-cell research and aims to become the world leader in cloning technologies, but this will depend on collaboration, says a leading South Korean biologist.
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These banks also supply material for clinical trials and stem-cell research.
Times, Sunday Times
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Nonetheless, some scientists, including stem-cell researchers at Harvard, say cloning is still necessary.
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We applaud stem-cell research, especially with adult cells, and placental and umbilical tissues.
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He will not like a proposal to allow more federally funded stem-cell research, but Ms Pelosi thinks she can assemble a veto-proof two-thirds majority for it.
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The smart money is on a cure based on stem-cell research.
Times, Sunday Times
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Many of those who support human embryonic stem-cell research do so for the best of motives, to try and find cures for incurable diseases.
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Pro-life conservatives oppose embryonic stem-cell research on the grounds that it destroys life.
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William of the President's Council on Bioethics is to be commended for his untiring efforts supporting scientific progress through ethical stem-cell research.
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Continued progress in stem-cell research provides another great hope for boosting our life spans.
The Sun
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Stem-cell research, still in its infancy, could add to demand for donor eggs.
Times, Sunday Times
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You have become an advocate of stem-cell research.
Globe and Mail
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The smart money is on a cure based on stem-cell research.
Times, Sunday Times
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He will not like a proposal to allow more federally funded stem-cell research, but Ms Pelosi thinks she can assemble a veto-proof two-thirds majority for it.
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Are the stem-cell researchers and the civic leaders and the policy writers and the supreme court judges and the great authors and the world-famous artists and the nuclear physicists and the peace-makers and the few who can rewire a toaster -- were they in "gifted" programs?
Gifted
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Continued progress in stem-cell research provides another great hope for boosting our life spans.
The Sun
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Leon Kass, America's chief bioethicist, is at the forefront of the battle against stem-cell research, and has been the key mover behind some severe restrictions on stem cell research.
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A parentalist biblicism comfortable with war, torture and Republican authorized stem-cell research is a long way from being anything like an authentic Christianity.
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My way of demythologizing the case for public funding of stem-cell research will not, I fear, make much difference, even if plausible.
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The ability to "reprogram" adult cells back into an earlier, undifferentiated state by inserting four genes has the potential to reshape the ethical debate over stem-cell research, because the cells no longer have to be taken from an embryo.
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On stem-cell research, he stated that the strictures he imposed still gave scientists more than sixty usable lines of such cells, when they had only one.
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You have become an advocate of stem-cell research.
Globe and Mail
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When he intimates that medical marvels will quickly follow his termination of a nonexistent ‘ban’ on stem-cell research, his dishonesty exceeds even his philistinism.
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The list runs from community policing and the lapsed assault-weapons ban to federal aid to faith-based social programs, stem-cell research to environmental protections to Pell grants for expanded college opportunity.
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The promise of stem-cell research lies in the ability of pluripotential cells to generate new human tissue to cure diseases.
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Stem-cell research, still in its infancy, could add to demand for donor eggs.
Times, Sunday Times
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Chaput, 66, is known as an outspoken U.S. bishop who has criticized Catholic politicians who support abortion rights, speaks out against government playing too big a role in health care and opposes gay marriage and stem-cell research.
The Seattle Times
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Asia has huge potential for stem-cell research and aims to become the world leader in cloning technologies, but this will depend on collaboration, says a leading South Korean biologist.
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Chaput, 66, is known as an outspoken U.S. bishop who criticizing Catholic politicians who support abortion rights, speaking out against government playing too big a role in health care and opposing gay marriage and stem-cell research.
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Some surveys have shown that 60 percent of Catholics support embryonic stem-cell research; scads of Catholics are also pro-choice.
