One private stem cell enterprise is being conduct at Advance Cell Technology of Worcester, Mass., and Mike West, chief executive of Advanced Cell, spoke at today's hearing before the subcommittee of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions.
After a year of intensive data gathering and analysis, he believes he has for the first time begun to quantify the damage done to the scientific enterprise by contaminated cell lines.
In the crackdown announced Wednesday, federal authorities said the Sinaloa cartel had established "an enterprise of distribution cells" in the United States and Canada.
"A carrier that would bring enterprises the level of cell phone service that Dell offers them with computers would benefit the most from the new rules," he says.
The combined company would own the largest cell-phone enterprise in the U.S. and geographically control three-quarters of the local service nationwide.
Similarly, closed cell criminal enterprises like the Mafia or violent street and prison gangs have long resisted the placement of undercover agents within their midst.
Even if newly established private enterprises employed party members, such people often neglected to organise cells and fell out of touch with the party itself.Party rules require a cell in any enterprise with three or more party members.
To Michael Voellinger, wireless services director at Telwares, a Florida-based wireless cost-management consultancy, not making cell phones an enterprise asset is a big mistake.
"Instead of chemotherapy," the C.G.T. said, "management always injects cancer cells into the enterprise".
Now, an entire criminal enterprise can be documented on a cell phone.
