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CAN ARTIFICIAL TECHNIQUES SUPPLY MORALLY NEUTRAL HUMAN EMBRYOS FOR RESEARCH? Part I. Creating Novel Categories of Human Embryos
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Abstract
Manipulations of the molecular composition and formation of human embryos are posing vital new challenges to traditional concepts of human identity and procreation. Current trends in embryology in particular are reshaping the ethical question of how scientific research should treat experimentally derived embryos. Some investigators have argued that embryos created through artificial means are technologically novel entities that should be exempt from ethical restraints placed o...
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CAN ARTIFICIAL TECHNIQUES SUPPLY MORALLY NEUTRAL HUMAN EMBRYOS FOR RESEARCH? Part I. Creating Novel Categories of Human Embryos
Ethics & Medicine
; Abstract Manipulations of the molecular composition and formation of human embryos are posing vital new challenges to traditional concepts of human identity and procreation. Current trends in embryology in particular are reshaping the ethical question of how scientific research should treat
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Hybrid animal-human embryos face ban ; HOME
The Independent - London
; Plans to create "hybrid" human embryos using the unfertilised eggs of cows or rabbits are to be rejected by Britain's embryology watchdog because of widespread opposition expressed by the public. Scientists criticised the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) because they believe
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South Koreans Clone Human Embryos
CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
; Dan Rather, Elizabeth Kaledin CBS Evening News with Dan Rather 02-12-2004 DAN RATHER, CBS ANCHOR: The debate ... a whole new world, and it`s triggering a world of debate. CBS News medical correspondent Elizabeth Kaledin begins our coverage of ...
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SLEEP-CYCLE GENE ID'D IN MAMMALS GENETIC MATERIAL FROM MICE CLONED, STUDIED.(News/National/International)
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
; Byline: Reuter BOSTON -- Northwestern University scientists reported Thursday they have identified a tiny piece of genetic material responsible for the 24-hour clock that controls the sleep cycle in mammals. The gene was named Clock and stands for circadian locomotor output cycles kaput. A mutant
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Exports of cattle genetic material to reach US$50mil by 2004.
South American Business Information
; ... interest in the high quality of the Brazilian cattle. Copyright (c) 2002, South American Business Information, All rights reserved. INDUSTRY KEYWORD: Agriculture EVENT: Exports Agricultural Technology News Provided by COMTEX (http://www.comtexnews.com)
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The turned-over leaf of the week. (genetic material in magnolia leaf) (Currents)
U.S. News & World Report
; It is a leaf from the Book of Life-quite literally. Last week, scientists announced that they have recovered bits of a gene from an astonishingly well-preserved magnolia leaf that fell to earth 17 million years ago. The genetic material, which provides a tiny molecular window on a time long before
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University of Georgia. (Supplier Briefs).(genetic material from dead cow)(Brief Article)
Stagnito's New Products Magazine
; University of Georgia scientists produced the first calf cloned from cells of a slaughtered cow in the United States. The genetic material used to clone the calf was taken from the kidney region of her mother two days after she was killed.
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`Genetic Material'
Chicago Sun-Times
; `Genetic Material' Through Aug. 28 At Live Bait Theater, 3914 N. Clark Tickets, $10. (773) 871-1212 Recommended In "Genetic Material," solo performers Tekki Lomnicki and Lotti Pharriss examine with wit and tenderness how they forged their sense of identity through family experiences. Their show,
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Japan denies it received stolen genetic material
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Japan denies it received stolen genetic material From Journal Sentinel wire reports Friday, May 11, 2001 Tokyo -- Japan's top gene research institute denied Thursday that it received genetic material linked to Alzheimer's disease allegedly stolen by one of its researchers from a facility in
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KENNETH STARR'S CASE AGAINST THE PRESIDENT COULD HANG ON DRESS LEWINSKY'S OUTFIT SENT TO LABORATORY TO SEE IF GENETIC MATERIAL IS LINKED TO CLINTON.(News/National/International)
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
; Byline: Jim O'Connell and Michael Hedges Scripps Howard News Service WASHINGTON -- A dress belonging to Monica Lewinsky, which has been sent to a laboratory to see if it contains genetic material ...
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