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Beyond the human neuron mouse to the NAS guidelines
American Journal of Bioethics 7 (5):46 – 49 (2007)
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The discussion by Greely et al. (2007) of the Stanford advisory committee's deliberations regarding whether to pursue research involving the transfer of human brain stem cells to fetal mice not onl...My notes
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