الطعام وعقار قد قرّر إدارة ([أوسا]) أن يذهب لجلسة استماع [توو دي] مع ال [بيوتش] شركات على الإصدار أن يوافق محاكمات سريريّة ل ال [فيرست جنرأيشن] من جذر خلية يستنتج عقارات. ال [بيوتش] يريد صناعة [فدا] [غيدلينس] للمعقّدة موافقة عملية و [فري موش] يتوقّع رأيه أن حرّة من تأثير سياسيّة.

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يعامل أزواج مجدبة ب يجعل اصطناعيّة عنبر وبيضات كنت من أخرى خلايا يمكن ضمن 5 [تو] 15 سنون, وفقا ل مجموعة دوليّة من عالمات و [بوليسي مكر]. التكنولوجيا استطاع أيضا احتماليّا سمحت [غي], أزواج سحاقيّة [أس ولّ س] [بوست-منوبوسل] نساء أن يتلقّى أطفال وهو أخلاقية.

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لأكثر من عقد, [در.]. يعمل بيتر [زندسترا], كندا بحث كرسي تثبيت في جذر خلية هندسة أحيائيّة, يتلقّى يكون في الجامعة تورونتو أن يزيد الإنتاج ال [ستم سلّ]. أن يتمّ هذا, يطبّق هو يتلقّى يكون هندسة مبادئ إلى جذر خلية بحث. [سترتينغ ويث] حاسوب نماذج من جذر خلية حالة نموّ وتمييز (العملية ب أيّ [ستم سلّ] ينضج داخل شكله نهائيّة), [در.]. Zandstra has moved on to develop more sophisticated culture methods that fine-tune the micro-environments to guide the generation of the different cells types that make up the mature cells in our tissues.

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In November Japanese researchers showed that adult human and mouse skin cells could be reprogrammed into stem cells similar to embryonic stem cells, which can be transformed into any type of cell. These cells, called induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS), has the potential to be a major step forward in using stem cells to cure a variety of diseases. A major concern with using such stem cells (iPS) to treat disease has been the possibility that the retrovirus used to implant the cells might cause cancer, but now a group of Japanese scientists solved that problem.

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Why is it so interesting? Dr. James Watson is a famous American molecular biologist and a Nobel Laureate, best known as one of the co-discoverers of the structure of DNA. He recently provoked a furious public outcry by claiming black Africans were less intelligent than whites. It is very likely he had an African great grand-parent.

Dr Watson was forced to resign his post as head of a research laboratory in New York shortly after questioning the comparative intelligence of Africans. In an interview during his recent British book tour, Dr. Watson said he was “inherently gloomy about the prospects for Africa” because “all our social policies are based on the fact that their intelligence is the same as ours – whereas all the testing says not really”.
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Five Bay Area research institutions are finalists for a share of $262 million in state grants from California’s stem-cell agency to build and equip new laboratories.

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Japanese doctors, for the first time in the world, have used stem cells from liposuctioned fat to fix breast defects in women who had cancerous lumps removed from breasts. It may also be a way to augment healthy breasts without using artificial implants, potentially a dream come true for millions of women worldwide.

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In a major breakthrough Oregon researcher’s reported that they had created the world’s first fully formed, cloned monkey embryos and harvested batches of stem cells from them. The monkey embryos were each created from a single skin cell of a monkey. It also effectively settles a long-standing scientific debate about whether primates, which includes monkeys and humans, are biologically capable of being cloned; yes primates are capable of being cloned.

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Before you say yuck, consider this - menstrual blood contains adult stem cells that can develop into 9 different types of highly valuable cells:
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In a new research, published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, scientists at the University of Rochester Medical Center have shown how stem-cell therapy might someday be used to treat Huntington’s disease — a fatal disorder for which there is currently no cure or even a treatment to slow the disease.
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