Australian Researchers Test Reprogramming Adult Stem Cells
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Executive Summary
Australian researchers say they have succeeded in testing human stem cells without an egg, a technique designed to avoid the controversy of using human embryos for research. The work is the first successful test of the technique outside Japan or the United States. Monash University's Australian Stem Cell Centre obtained U.S. adult cells to reprogram to make them behave more like embryonic stem cells as a new way of obtaining induced pluripotent stem cells. (Click here for more
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