Sentence examples for derived from surplus embryos from inspiring English sources

But even research using stem cells derived from surplus embryos faces a rather uncertain future.

All previous work in this field has used stem cells derived from surplus embryos that would have been discarded at fertility clinics.

Guidelines proposed by the National Institutes of Health to carry out an order made last month by President Obama would allow research with federal financing only on stem cells derived from surplus embryos at fertility clinics.

The judge's ruling came as he granted a preliminary injunction blocking President Obama's 2009 executive order expanding this research to use stem cells derived from surplus embryos at fertility clinics that would otherwise be discarded or frozen in perpetuity.

The Clinton administration sought a way out by proposing to finance research using stem cells derived from surplus embryos that were destined to be destroyed at fertility clinics, provided the actual extraction of the stem cells was done with private money.

PAGE C3 How These Piggies Went to Market C2 Eastern Art on the East Side C5 Beethoven's Echo at Carnegie Hall C5 Editorials THE RULES ON STEM CELLS No sooner had President Obama lifted the Bush-era restrictions on financing embryonic stem cell research than critics began urging that any federal support be limited to work with stem cells derived from surplus embryos at fertility clinics.

The cells at issue are called adult stem cells, and differ from the embryonic stem cells that can be derived from surplus human embryos.

The stem cells used in the work were not embryonic stem cells, which are derived from surplus human embryos and are the subject of a debate over federal research financing.

The Clinton administration, stepping gingerly, started a process to finance work on embryonic stem cells, provided the stem cells were first derived with private money from surplus embryos at fertility clinics.

President George W. Bush imposed restrictions that limited federally supported research to a mere 21 stem cell lines that had been derived with private money from surplus embryos at fertility clinics before mid-2001.

The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft DFGG) also recommended that Parliament pass a law, if needed, that would allow German researchers to derive their own embryonic stem cell lines from surplus embryos from in vitro fertilization clinics.