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Malignant Cancer Cells Generate Mice Through Cloning
August 3, 2004 — Nature can reset the clock in certain types of cancer and reverse many of the elements responsible for causing malignancy, reports a research team led by Whitehead Institute Member Rudolf Jaenisch, ... > full story -
Biology Is Not Always Destiny In Alzheimer's, Says New Twins Data
July 22, 2004 — When one twin develops Alzheimer's disease, the other does not always develop the disorder, a study of male twins who served in World War II shows. The study finds that identical twins, who share ... > full story -
Educating Immune System May Ease Future Use Of Stem Cells
July 20, 2004 — Results of laboratory experiments by Johns Hopkins scientists suggest it may be possible to "educate" the immune system to recognize rather than destroy human embryonic stem cells. Doing so ... > full story -
Why Does Cloning Create Abnormalities? Scientists Take A Step Towards Finding Out
July 1, 2004 — Significant abnormalities observed in cloned mice help reinforce the need to continue to avoid the reproductive cloning of humans, a scientist said today (Wednesday 30 June 2004) at the 20th annual ... > full story -
Gene Alteration Points To Longevity, Thinness
July 1, 2004 — Imagine that by altering the function of a single gene, you could live longer, be thinner and have lower cholesterol and fat levels in your ... > full story -
Therapeutic Cloning May Be Permitted At Newcastle University
June 18, 2004 — A special licensing committee of the UK Human Fertilization & Embryology Authority (HFEA) met on June 16 in London to decide whether to grant a license to scientists at The Center for Life at ... > full story -
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University Of Toronto Researchers Isolate Gene For Crohn's Disease
April 12, 2004 — Researchers at the University of Toronto have isolated a gene that predisposes people to Crohn's ... > full story -
Scientists Develop New Cloning Technique That Dramatically Shortens The Search For Genes
March 31, 2004 — Developed by scientists at Stanford University and Britain's John Innes Centre, the new procedure could enable scientists to identify specific genes in a matter of months, not ... > full story -
Newly Cloned Gene Key To Global Adaptation Of Wheat
March 12, 2004 — A team of researchers at the University of California, Davis, has pieced together a clearer picture of how wheat has been able to adapt to such a wide range of climates and become one of the ... > full story -
Most Clones Doomed From The Start, According To Temple University Embryologist
February 17, 2004 — Until scientists can improve the early development of cloned embryos, cloning will remain marginally successful, according to research presented today at the American Association for the Advancement ... > full story
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