A team at Harvard University and Massachusetts-based Advanced Cell Technology Inc. have taken another step forward in the development of technology for versatile, grow-in-a-dish transplant tissue, announcing that they have found a safe way to turn skin cells into stem cells.
If you’ve ever met with a financial planner or investment advisor, then you know that one of the first rules of
investing is diversification, an important risk management technique that ensures there are a variety of assets within a portfolio. As biopharmaceutical
organizations, it is important that we recognize the dire consequences that may result if we ignore this proven strategy.
For the stem cell research arena, the main source of public confusion and debate centers on the use of cell lines derived from human embryos. While society
has yet to reach consensus on the ethical and moral dilemmas presented by hESC research, it’s important to remember that it’s not the only form of stem cell
research.
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