Four-Year Prison Term Sought in South Korea for Stem Cell Fraud
Prosecutors in South Korea have recommended a four-year prison term for Hwang Woo-suk, whose fraudulent stem cell reports caused an international scandal.
August 24, 2009
Prosecutors in South Korea have recommended a four-year prison term for Hwang Woo-suk, whose fraudulent stem cell reports caused an international scandal.
The Olympic medalist Shannon Miller has signed a marketing endorsement partnership with StemCyte, one of the world’s leading cord blood banks.
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Through iPS cell technology, scientists turn ordinary skin cells into retinal cells.
Dr. Francis Collins, the newly appointed director of NIH, states his intention for a practical, scientific focus at NIH.
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