Sentence examples for made stem cells from inspiring English sources

Dr Hwang was at the heart of one of the worst scandals in modern science in 2004, when he claimed to have made stem cells from patients' skin tissue.

But until that choice is made, stem cells can become any kind of cell.

I'm pretty sure they have made stem cells into coffee at this point.

I remembered this when I read in the papers today that researchers have, for the first time, made stem cells from an adult primate -- a rhesus monkey.

The initiative's defeat was a blow to Gov. Jon S. Corzine, who made stem cell research a key part of his campaign in 2005.

The need to destroy embryos has made stem cell research one of the most divisive issues in American politics, pitting President Bush against prominent Republicans like Nancy Reagan, and patient advocates who hoped that stem cells could cure diseases like Alzheimer's.

A new law passed in November 2003 made stem cell research possible in Spain.

Self-proliferation and differentiation into distinct cell types have been made stem cell as a promising target for regenerative medicine.

"No one thought before of making stem cells this way.

For progress in making stem cells from other tissues, see Takahashi, K. et al 2007.

In 2004, South Korean researchers reported making stem cells from cloned human embryos, but the claim turned out fraudulent.