The Effect of Political Vacuum Upon Embryonic Stem Cells
News@nature.com
still has free access for another 24 hours. After that, you need
a subscription to one of their journals for access. I think they
still will offer free access to their special section, Stem Cell Focus.
Meanwhile, I've taken the liberty of adding two of their articles pertaining to stem cells to my Furl archive. The first is a report on a survey of clinics that perform in vitro fertilization (IVF). The clinics were surveyed regarding their practices followed for the storage and/or disposal of the embryos created in the IVF process. The second is an editorial on the issues raised in the first article. Read excerpts and my commentary at The Rest of the Story.
Meanwhile, I've taken the liberty of adding two of their articles pertaining to stem cells to my Furl archive. The first is a report on a survey of clinics that perform in vitro fertilization (IVF). The clinics were surveyed regarding their practices followed for the storage and/or disposal of the embryos created in the IVF process. The second is an editorial on the issues raised in the first article. Read excerpts and my commentary at The Rest of the Story.
(Note: The Corpus Callosum has moved. Visit the new site here.)
posted by : Joseph j7uy5 at 8/31/2004 12:34:00 AM
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