Mary
Mary In Hebrew ‘Miriam’, the name of Moses' sister (Exod. 2: 4–8) and in the NT the name of seven women—the mother of Jesus (see below); the sister of
Lazarus of
Bethany (John 11: 1); Mary Magdalen (see below); the mother of
James and
Joses (Mark 15: 40); the wife of
Cleopas (John 19: 25); the mother of John Mark of Jerusalem (Acts 12: 11–17); a woman greeted by Paul (Rom. 16: 6).
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Stem Cell Transplantation
Encyclopedia entry from: Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine, 3rd ed.
Stem Cell Transplantation Definition Stem cells are basic human cells that reproduce (replicate) easily, providing...continuous source of new, sometimes different types of cells. A stem cell transplant is a procedure that replaces unhealthy...
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Stem Cell Research
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of Science and Religion
...cells such as blood, skin, and nerve cells. In order to extract these embryonic stem cells, scientists must collapse the trophectoderm...the blastocyst in order to get the stem cells from the inner cell mass (ICM) where they reside within...
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stem cell research
Book article from: A Dictionary of Buddhism
stem cell research. Based on...the use of human stem cells in the treatment of...for the use of the cells the situation can be...existing embryonic stem cell lines, but not to...and holds that the cells obtained through abortion...
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stem cell
Book article from: A Dictionary of Biology
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stem cells
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...apply to financing work with stem cells, and guidelines for financing...against financing embryonic stem cell research, announced in Aug...research with embryonic stem cells, but only with the estimated 60 stem cell lines then existing. Some...
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