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AbstractGermany, along with many other countries, is pondering Britain's decision to allow a short-term, limited licence to clone human embryos for research. Michael Gross reports
AbstractGermany, along with many other countries, is pondering Britain's decision to allow a short-term, limited licence to clone human embryos for research. Michael Gross reports
Cloning is an area of science that changes daily; with advances being made constantly. This technol...
The UK was one of the first countries to introduce legislation regulating embryo research, and the B...
Mediawatch: Bernard Dixon looks at the UK reaction to two closely related stories. Was it a great tr...
AbstractBritain's system of funding university research is under fire as outdated. Nigel Williams re...
AbstractWorries about human reproductive cloning is putting unprecedented strain on some of the legi...
AbstractGermany, along with many other countries, is pondering Britain's decision to allow a short-t...
AbstractBritain is leading the way in Europe on the development of a framework for research on human...
AbstractMany science academies are trying to add their weight to efforts to introduce a global ban o...
AbstractScientific promise in the therapeutic potential of early embryonic stem cell research to tre...
AbstractBritain is publicly and privately backing stem-cell research but worries continue about the ...
Parliament has criticised the British government over reluctance to sanction the creation of hybrid ...
AbstractWith many of the leading science nations still stuck in debates on the use of embryonic stem...
Later this month, British researchers should have a better idea of the proposed framework for human–...
News release announces two articles that offer comments from UD professors on cloning human embryos
SummaryPublic backing and new funds are helping to bolster Britain's human embryo and stem cell rese...
Cloning is an area of science that changes daily; with advances being made constantly. This technol...
The UK was one of the first countries to introduce legislation regulating embryo research, and the B...
Mediawatch: Bernard Dixon looks at the UK reaction to two closely related stories. Was it a great tr...
AbstractBritain's system of funding university research is under fire as outdated. Nigel Williams re...
AbstractWorries about human reproductive cloning is putting unprecedented strain on some of the legi...
AbstractGermany, along with many other countries, is pondering Britain's decision to allow a short-t...
AbstractBritain is leading the way in Europe on the development of a framework for research on human...
AbstractMany science academies are trying to add their weight to efforts to introduce a global ban o...
AbstractScientific promise in the therapeutic potential of early embryonic stem cell research to tre...
AbstractBritain is publicly and privately backing stem-cell research but worries continue about the ...
Parliament has criticised the British government over reluctance to sanction the creation of hybrid ...
AbstractWith many of the leading science nations still stuck in debates on the use of embryonic stem...
Later this month, British researchers should have a better idea of the proposed framework for human–...
News release announces two articles that offer comments from UD professors on cloning human embryos
SummaryPublic backing and new funds are helping to bolster Britain's human embryo and stem cell rese...
Cloning is an area of science that changes daily; with advances being made constantly. This technol...
The UK was one of the first countries to introduce legislation regulating embryo research, and the B...
Mediawatch: Bernard Dixon looks at the UK reaction to two closely related stories. Was it a great tr...
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