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Oklahoma State Senator Ralph Shortey is being widely mocked for a bill to ban the use of human embryonic tissue in the production or research of food.
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Doerflinger said his group is in favor of federal funding of research on non-embryonic stem cell lines, using adult tissue, or tissue from fetuses which died of natural causes.
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The evidence suggests that umbilical cord stem cells may be even better than embryonic stem cells when it comes to replacing damaged tissue.
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Dalton is a leader in uncovering exactly what it is about embryonic stem cells that allows them to turn into any kind of tissue in the body.
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Researchers highly value embryonic stem cells because of their potential to turn into any organ or tissue cell in the body.
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The issue of cloning and embryonic stem cell research intersect when it comes to possible uses of cloned tissue as a source of stem cells.
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For the tissue-growing experiment, the researchers focused on the clump of cells containing embryonic stem cells.
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Dr Frisen reckons that they may offer several advantages over human embryonic stem cells which, although easier to manipulate, are a controversial source of new tissue because they are still mainly obtained from aborted fetuses.
ECONOMIST: Stem cells
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However, he said that embryonic stem cells remained the most obvious source of cells for such transplants, as foetal tissue - used in some experiments - was scarce, and so-called "adult stem cells" had never been converted into the right type of brain cells, despite 15 years of research.
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