Stem Cells, Altered Nuclear Transfer & Ethics

Chisholm Health Ethics Bulletin 12 (3):9 (2007)
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Ford, Norman Once therapies using embryonic stem cells enter clinical practice, pressure will increase to find pluripotent stem cells for therapeutic purposes that are not derived from human embryos. This article explores several likely sources of such pluripotent cells

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