Introduction to Embryonic Stem Cells

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The terminology used to describe stem cells in the media makes the public more confused and misapplied (even among researchers). Another important thing to consider is that stem cell biology is advancing very rapidly (and other subjects due to technology and other factors), and new discoveries are reported almost every week or so (Australian Stem Cell Centre, 2006)...
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Another important thing to consider is that stem cell biology is advancing very rapidly (and other subjects due to technology and other factors), and new discoveries are reported almost every week or so (Australian Stem Cell Centre, 2006). Australian Stem Cell Centre Ltd...
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