Why “Successful” Mouse “Therapeutic” Cloning Really Didn’t Work
Date: 09/13/2002So-called “therapeutic” cloning is proposed for producing genetically matched tissues for transplant by creating a cloned embryo of the patient …
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Parkinson’s Treatment Using ESCs Still Lags Behind Adult Stem Cell Progress
Date: 06/24/2002In addition to publishing Dr. Catherine Verfaillie’s research proving the pluripotency of adult stem cells, the current issue of Nature …
Read MorePeer-Reviewed Study Proves: Adult Stem Cell Can Become Any Tissue Type
Date: 06/20/2002Researchers at the University of Minnesota, led by Dr. Catherine Verfaillie, have proved the ability of an adult bone marrow …
Read MoreAdult Skin Cells Reprogrammed Without Cloning
Date: 06/19/2002A team of scientists from Norway has succeeded in coaxing one type of adult cell to start behaving like a …
Read MoreStem Cells From Cloning Too Defective for Treating Disease
Date: 06/18/2002Reporting 5/27/02 on a study appearing in the journal Nature Genetics, the Independent of London writes: “Plans to clone human …
Read MoreScience Contradicts Senator Feinstein
Date: 06/17/2002Speaking 6/14/02 on the floor of the Senate, Senator Diane Feinstein said in defense of her legislation to allow human …
Read MoreEmbryonic Stem Cell Researchers Question Cloning
Date: 06/12/2002Even many scientists who support embryonic stem cell (ESC) research have expressed serious doubts that so-called therapeutic cloning will ever …
Read MoreOnly Way to Treat Spinal Cord Injuries?
Date: 06/11/2002In testimony 3/5/02 before the Senate Subcommittee on Health in support of human embryonic cloning in order to obtain embryonic …
Read MoreOnly Way to Cure Lou Gehrig’s Disease?
Date: 06/10/2002“Well, I would start with ALS, and I think you could bring in any responsible scientist from any respectable institution …
Read MoreCloned Fetus Provides New Tissues
Date: 06/03/2002Several news organizations are today reporting on a study published in the June issue of Nature Biotechnology in which researchers …
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