The Stem Cell Divide

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The Stem Cell Divide: The Facts, the Fiction, And the Fear Driving the Greatest Scientific, Political And Religious Debate of Our Time is a book by Michael Bellomo, tracing the history of Stem Cell research, the debate in the contemporary USA (2001-2006), the attitude of the Bush administration to Stem Cell research, case studies of its potential applications, curses & cures. The link to the book page on Amazon.com can be found under external links.

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This book is an optimistic view of Stem Cell research, and attempts a prognosis of this field in the times to come.

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The book features 2 appendices with experimental details on the successful creation of Stem Cell lines from the embryo.

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Stem Cell

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