Stem cell center has 4th faculty member The Ann Arbor News Mon, 30 Jul 2007 7:47 AM PDT With the arrival of researcher Ivan Maillard, the center for stem cell biology at the University of Michigan has four faculty members. Announced in 2005, the stem cell center is part of the Life Sciences Institute and a sign that U-M is giving stem cell research increasing emphasis. | Right to Life group planning stem cell research forum Asheville Citizen-Times Mon, 30 Jul 2007 8:09 AM PDT HENDERSONVILLE - The Henderson/Buncombe chapter of N.C. Right to Life will sponsor a forum on stem cell research at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Kaplan Auditorium at the Hendersonville Main Library. | 7th International Stem Cell Conference being held Oct. 29-30, 2007 in Pittsburgh, PA Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance Mon, 30 Jul 2007 1:20 PM PDT NEW YORK----Strategic Research Institute is proud to present its 7th International Stem Cell Conference being held Oct. 29-30, 2007 in Pittsburgh, PA. Bringing together the leading researchers with top tier investors and business development professionals, this event is your greatest opportunity this year to meet, network and develop the partnerships necessary to getting your product on the path ... | Policy puts future of stem cell tests in doubt Boston Globe Mon, 30 Jul 2007 1:38 AM PDT WASHINGTON -- With the active encouragement of the Bush administration, US scientists in the past year have developed several methods for creating embryonic stem cells without having to destroy human embryos. | Stem cells may aid heart attack victims Moldova.org Mon, 30 Jul 2007 8:32 AM PDT British scientists are studying turning stem cells into cardiomyocytes -- the beating cells found in the heart -- as a way to repair heart attack damage.The University of Nottingham researchers are developing a system that uses electrophysiology to record the electrical properties in a cell. It will be the first time such a system has been used to study cardiomyocyte cells in the United ... | Links EUActiv Mon, 30 Jul 2007 3:56 AM PDT "Heterogeneity in Europe's stem cell politics and legislation seriously hinders the advancement of stem cell research and the sharing of biomedical knowledge. | | |
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