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Mark Moody is the director of Stem specialism at The Skinners Schooll in Tunbridge Wells.

Dr. Evan Snyder, director of stem cell research at the Burnham Institute in La Jolla, Calif., said WARF "hindered the field" to enhance its proprietary position, making it expensive to obtain cell lines and for scientists to collaborate.

"Our results underscore the need for the field of regenerative medicine to proceed with care," said the study's co-corresponding author Kevin Eggan, an HSCI principal faculty member and the director of stem cell biology for the Stanley Center.

"Our results underscore the need for the field of regenerative medicine to proceed with care," said the study's co-corresponding author, Kevin Eggan, a principal faculty member at HSCI and director of stem cell biology at the Stanley Center.

Trounson, one of Australia's premier stem cell researchers and director of stem cell research at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, joins an international roster of big-name researchers who have been lured by California's $3 billion stem cell research program, launched in 2004.

It calls into question how big the thing might have been when it was born,"said Garry Nolan, director of stem cell biology at Stanford University's School of Medicine in California.

George Daley, a prominent Harvard scientist and the director of stem-cell transplants at Boston's Children's Hospital, told me, "My network of colleagues around the globe were e-mailing each other saying, 'Hey, what's going on?

"I said, 'No, really — you're kidding, right?'" recalled Gomez, who is on the board of directors of Stem for Life, a nonprofit foundation sponsored by NeoStem aimed at educating the public about adult stem-cell research.

Stem cell 'niches' are complex microenvironments with physical, chemical and biological cues, and have been implicated as directors of stem cell fate (Ohlstein et al, 2004).

Dr. Leonard Zon, director of the stem cell program at Children's Hospital Boston, said the stem cell bank would be "a fantastic way of distributing the stem cell lines to the world," and would be cost-effective because it would provide one location where stem cell lines could be monitored to "make sure they have the correct number of chromosomes and that they're growing correctly".

"You could make a stem cell line that has ALS or Parkinson's, using DNA from a patient that really has the symptoms," says Evan Snyder, director of the stem cells and regeneration program at the Burnham Institute in La Jolla, CA. All existing stem cell lines were created from human embryos.