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Because the greatly reduced fecundity of GE24185 mothers made embryo collections problematic, we restricted our analysis to mid-embryogenesis.
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Xenopus laevis mesendoderm migration is easily studied ex vivo by making embryo explants, where a large piece of mesendoderm (encompassing 50+ cells) is surgically excised from the frog embryo and plated on a glass substrate.
Advanced Cell has said it plans to clone patients' cells to make embryos from which to obtain stem cells.
But the more restrictive bill would also ban cloning to make embryos for medical research, work that destroys the tiny balls of cells.
Mini-Winnie was born after scientists took skin cells from Smith's pet and dropped them into donor eggs to make embryos that were carried by surrogate dogs.
"You will hear none of the scientists who are involved in this work talk about making embryos to destroy them in any way.
Both would ban making babies by cloning, but the more restrictive would also ban cloning to make embryos for medical research, work that destroys the tiny balls of cells.
No sperm, thus no man, is required While some people accept the idea of making embryos this way for research, most find the prospect of human cloning -- making babies that are genetic replicas of adults -- morally abhorrent.
It was full of phrases like "tissue engineering" and "therapeutic cloning", populated by people who excitedly talked of growing miniature kidneys and making embryos, and slightly lacking in a wholesale consideration of the moral aspects of genetic mechanics.
And a Massachusetts biotechnology company, Advanced Cell Technology, is trying to use cloning technology to make embryos -- 100- to 300-cell copies of existing people -- that would yield stem cells with an exact tissue match for patients.
Mr. Arvedon's hope is that scientists will take Emma's cells, start the cloning process by making embryos that are genetically identical to her, extract stem cells and grow them into healthy pancreas cells that will not be rejected by her body.
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