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THE 20S ARE LIKE the stem cell of human development, the pluripotent moment when any of several outcomes is possible.

It would be better to derive human stem cell lines from the body's mature cells, he said, a method that researchers are still working on.

"So it is going to be interesting to see if prions play any role in demyelinating diseases that stem from the brain, " he says.

Embryonic stem cells are the source of every cell, tissue and organ in the body.

In monkeys, the stem might not have bound to cells or might have latched on in a manner that did not trigger a response.

Spermatogonial stem cells (SSCs) are the only stem cells in the body that transmit genetic information to the next generation.

But a modified approach that does not involve viruses is likely to be the ultimate way of making human stem cells.

Adipose stem cells have been used in numerous centers for cosmetic and reconstructive applications in humans, March said.

The stem of everyone eager, the sweat bedewed clothes, flow full ZHANG ZHANG's smiling face, hope the whose on the faces is all red all.

The allied air strikes against Libya are presenting a new challenge for the Bank of Japan in its efforts to stem the rise of the yen.

For all the innovation of the past decade, nobody had been able to stem the flow of money out of the business.

Oddly enough, it was one that most Americans support: it would have expanded federal funding for embryonic stem-cell research.

He said authorities would collaborate with other jurisdictions to stem the flow of drugs at the source.

Straight ahead of her, as though it were a rose on a stem .

He observed that, at night, a plant's leaves drooped next to the sides of the stem but in the morning they rose as if to worship the sun.

Professor Lovell-Badge, however, said the Chinese paper did not prove that the eggs that gave rise to babies came from the stem cells.

We believe that if you can't stem the bleeding, you risk losing up to 4% of your market share within the next six to 12 months.

The reason embryonic stem cells are valued by scientists is that the cells' descendants can turn into any other sort of body cell.

Marban said he made the discovery accidentally while trying to reproduce cardiac stem cells.

Even through the twilight they could see that clinging to its stem against the wall was the long ivy leaf.

For years, private financing has been used to create embryonic stem cell lines, mostly from discarded embryos from fertility clinics.

If it were only a flower, round and small and sweet, I could pluck it from its stem to set it in your hair.

In the forests, trees in the wind might be induced stem bending even destroyed, thus affecting the quality and yield of wood.

But the general thinking seems to be that cancer stem cells represent a small population of the cells in a tumor.

This is to take a body cell and order it to turn into a stem cell using a set of molecular instructions.

Aside from transforming plain old human skin into stem cells, the placenta and amniotic fluid seem to have an abundance of these cells.

Councils are trying to stem the problem by using ductile steel for replacements, which has no scrap value.

Her team is now testing to see whether stem cells will turn into endothelial cells in the channels and into muscle cells elsewhere.

The beautiful maiden took the flax from her head, wound it round the stem of a slender birch, grasped the spindle, and began to spin.

You and I share the life of that immortal cell, known to science as the stem cell.

Conceptual, word stem, and soundex searches are possible within the current general framework, but would take quite a bit of work.

A counter-terrorism official says it does not stem from the president's anger at having been a target himself.

Hematopoietic stem cells have been shown to migrate to distant parts of the body in response to injury signals, as have cancer cells.

Other researchers have been trying to get stem cells from liposuction specimens.

The president said he also signed an executive order calling on federal agencies to explore alternatives to human embryonic stem cells.

'Because the stem cells are "off the shelf" and ready to use, it could be a convenient and universal therapy. '

If there was a way of extracting the stem cells without destroying them, I would not be opposed to it.

However, if I fall in love, if I love the woman at risk of such tragic event, I might as we hunt the lawlessness of the stem, like the lion.

The bicycle wheel includes an air valve stem and a magnet mounted to the air valve stem.

A stem can be defined as a form to which affixes of any kind can be added.

You should be able to finish all your corsages in a much quicker time than if you were to tape and wire each stem individually!

Cut out a few leaf shapes from green felt and hot glue a small length of the stem wire to the back of each.

The danger to Mr Rajapaksa does not stem from Sinhalese voters' sympathy for foreign criticism of him.

However, the researchers evaluated younger patients to see if any might be suitable candidates for allogeneic stem-cell transplantation.

It was almost as if the brain had been rewired, and connected to the fright, flight or fight area in the brain stem.

Like a rock that fails to stem the river in its flow, so the death of a loved one should not stop life in its stride.

Mice with broken legs seem to be healing three times faster than normal, thanks to a protein that makes stem cells divide.

Those signals travel up to the brain stem and then the hypothalamus, telling the body to stop eating.

The stem cells had been removed when the embryo was a few days old and were stored in tanks of liquid nitrogen.

Reeve did not live long enough to see whether stem cell research could help restore movement to the paralyzed.

The Republican party cannot be a tool of the evangelical movement, on evolution, stem cells and a host of other issues.

He was treated over a ten-month period by researchers at the US Stem Cell Institute, where he made a marked recovery.

The word "stem" is tossed around so much at education meetings these days, you'd think you were at a gardening seminar.

When the upper stem rides up and down on its threads it now moves the lower stem by a mechanical connection.

"What is so troublesome stem? Is a tiny bit extra uncomplicated and direct, how much do you want? " Tang asks after Long Nu.

After a week, most of the virus infected stem cells had transformed into fat cells, but the ones that were not infected had not changed.

Since the last time we met, I've gone to G to work for a biotechnology company as a stem cell researcher.

Said retainer can be embodied in such a way that it is fixable and formed by the curved free end of the needle stem.

It is a great shame that so much innovation now seems to stem from nameless teams inside large corporations.

With a long, thin bladed knife, cut a five or six-sided opening out on the top of the pumpkin around the stem.

It is often equally difficult for the companies to disprove the short sellers' allegations quickly to stem the fall of their share prices.

Sitting on a short stem this large fat glass tapers inwards at the top giving it a balloon like shape.

Jitters about whether the emergency loan package would be enough to stem the euro zone's sovereign debt crisis also hammered Spanish stocks.

When the plants are ready to pollinate, the stem heats up to release a pungent smell, which lasts for about three days.

Ultimately, they hope to be able to develop a cream that could be applied to the scalp to help the stem cells grow normal hair.

with addition of the drug to the culture dish , the vast majority of cells , those that had not reverted to embryonic stem cells , died.

"Identifying stem cells that can be encouraged along the path to becoming heart muscle is a paramount scientific goal, " he said.

In the statement, he said it demonstrates that stem cells can be produced without interfering with the embryo's potential for life.

He took the drug patients were to take and underwent the stem cell extraction process.

The result, now a pale pink suspension containing millions of the stem and regenerative cells, is ready to go.

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Each of these life-sustaining agents begins as a stem cell, a sort of hematological embryo.

Change-character in the Stem-flow of every Populus euphratica tree stems can reflect their transpiration conditions.

This contemporary mind-set, which extends far beyond the absence of her veil, may stem from her more common upbringing.

"It's really been a kind of rebirth, " she said of her radical stem cell transplant treatment.

Critics of stem-cell research would be wrong to see Hwang's downfall as vindication of their broader moral complaints.

Sara presses a towel against the wound in his neck to help stem the flow of blood, meanwhile urging him to stay with her and keep breathing.

The research and design of a metallic anticorrosive power is one of the key parts of the stem.

At the time, fewer than two dozen of these stem cell lines were of good enough quality to use as a basis for human treatments.

They said the change would help stem the flood of illegal border crossings. 'People come here to have babies.

Think of five or six names of boys or girls you might marry, As you twist the stem of an apple, recite the names until the stem comes off.

While the surgeon was at it, he injected the governor with stem cells, in an experimental procedure meant to speed recovery.

Opposition to embryonic stem-cell research has been somewhat subdued since the last presidential election; but it has never gone away.

"IVD sperm can only be produced from stem cells with male [XY] chromosomes, " he said.

Observation revealed that this method of cultivating stem cells does not appear permanent host cell genetic damage.

It also relates to a stem section of a gramineous crop plant comprising at least one node.

He was the first scientist to identify embryonic stem cells, which can be adapted for a wide variety of medical purposes.

However, there is still much debate concerning the unique nature of the markers that distinguish cancer stem cells in the breast.

It is finished with a plug-in closure that imitates the stem of a chilli and a gravure-printed shrink sleeve provides product information.

Conclusion: Autografting of corneal limbus stem cells might be a simple, safe and effective surgery for recurrent pterygium.

Landry's reservations about ornamental trophies stem from his rural upbringing and from an inborn sense of what is appropriate.

Biotechnology companies said the US move would accelerate the commercialisation of stem cells, which is still at an early stage.

When a part of the brain stem known as the pons is destroyed, people no longer experience REM sleep.

When you feel like the former inks in the dry state of non-stem and later color overprint looks better quality results can be achieved.

Carefully remove the handwheel. Slight tapping with a mallet may be required, but do not change the valve stem position.

of a leaf shape; round, with the stem attached near the center of the lower surface rather than the margin, as a nasturtium leaf e. g.

Its roots stem from the dark and illicit 1920s club scene, and combine a rich heritage in the manufacture of make-up for film and theatre.

Several governors are trying to stem this decline by subsidising bare-bones health insurance for these people.

The stem cells grew on these scaffolds for a week before the tubes were sewn into the major artery in each rat's abdomen.

To determine whether or not the donor age influences osteogenic differentiation capability of adipose-derived stem cells.

The match means the stem cells, the building blocks of all bodily tissues, are unlikely to be rejected by the body's immune system.

Last Thursday, the committee of university exports said the two remaining stem cell colonies also were faultily reported.

Most scientists say human activity is behind global warming and that it's up to humans to make changes to stem the tide.

Stem turned Megatron, gun pick Royal predators, map out a strategy to thousands of miles away, is a 1VN victory over the main.

President Bush's first veto of his presidency was for a bill that would have expanded federal funding for embryonic stem cell research.

Her problems stem partly from having to juggle her own agenda against that of the parliamentary allies on whom her survival depends.

Such a role has been shown in embryonic stem cells, germline stem cells and various somatic tissue stem cells.

The research centres around stem cells - the body's 'mother' cells which can turn into any other type of cell.

Hypocotyls The stem below the cotyledons, occupying the region between the cotyledon stalks and the point where lateral roots arise.

The point is not that the Fed was wrong in its determination to stem the panic following the Lehman bust.

As the lower leaves drop off, the plastic rings will fall to the bottom of the stem.

The hope was that the virus would mingle with the bone marrow cells and inject the healthy gene into the stem cells.

For now, he and other scientists said, the new work is valuable for showing that stem cells can be produced through cloning in monkeys.

In Rexx they go under the name "stem variables, " but the concept is very similar that of dictionaries in many other languages.

Once you have found a suitable stem, use a pair of sharp pruning shears to cut it from the plant.

Dubbed as "master cells" , the stem cells have the potential to be used to grow any part of the body.

It is especially interesting that this new step in stem cell therapeutics was first taken with a child.

Other researchers are experimenting with similar approaches by taking stem cells from bone marrow or harvested blood vessels, he said.

The research suggests that to grow, they have to be able to export the hormone into the main stem.

Their research shows that it is possible to convert one stem type to another without the need for genetic modification.

Last week, Geron Corp. said it had transformed human embryonic stem cells into the pancreatic cells that produce insulin.

At this point the upper stem has lost contact with the diaphragms. The valve should be opened to this point but not back seated.

he could not bear to see someone die because there was nothing to stem their bleeding, he says.

"Any stem cells that might one day be used for transplantation have to be as close as possible to normal stem cells, " Fan said.

However, these plants weren't always been dead after the stem basts were peeled circular fot a week.

Mosquito: Person favourite make impractical saying, repeatedly speak to offer, I just absorbed them so just a tiny bit blood, they not stem.

Once, in trying to stem a precipitate retreat, he was wounded and his leg broken.

Upon passing through the beard, the stem runs up and is apparently inserted through a cluster of cheek hairs of the tiger.

But not all heart attacks cause chest pain, and chest pain can stem from ailments that have nothing to do with the heart.

Instead, push in the stem a little. If it gives it's ripe. If it doesn't give then wait a day or two.

Conclusion Autologous stem cells transplantation might be a safe and effective method for decompensate liver cirrhosis.

Bobby is ready to confront any criticism of his controversial article about stem cell research which was published recently.

Finally, I said, holding the glass by the bowl just didn't look very nice. It's much more elegant to hold it by the stem.

This was repopulated with cells from Ms Castillo's windpipe and nose, and stem cells from her bone marrow .

Afternoon, even sat in a room also dare not move, hand and foot always sweat pants down, never seem to wipe stem.

Mr. Pandit himself comes from an investment-banking background, but most of the bank's current problems stem from troubled consumer loans.

Much of that will stem from the return to growth and the phasing out of Recovery Act programmes.

Do not tighten packing nut enough to bind stem. This causes uneven regulation and excessive stem wear.

After nearly a decade of setbacks and false starts, stem-cell sciencefinally seems to be hitting its stride.

All that is to somebody, you stem to live so hard to see others?

Objective: To explore the optimal condition on which embryonic stem cell may be induced to differentiate directly into dopaminergic neurons.

The experiment, the first reported cloning of human stem cells, means the so-called therapeutic cloning is no longer a theory but a reality.

STEM and SEM investigations confirm the location of these metal particles is only inside the carbon nanotubes.

Check the specification of drill stem, measure its length and that of surface casing.

The practical significance of these distinctions can be observed when hematopoietic stem cells or their descendants are transplanted.

The therapeutic effects of neural stem cells in cerebral infarct have been a key point in the researches.

Hainan came after he met Katie and his mother for all, and identified Lee as surrogate mother, sister Katie for stem.

Literally, you could not pick up a pencil off a bench if you were working with embryonic stem cells.

Adult stem cells can regenerate and turn into different types of specialized cells to help the body heal itself.

A major finding was that the concentration of stem cells was greatest in the lower abdomen and inner thighs.

An auxin increases the growth in length of a plant cell, thus causing the curving of a stem, or roof, in phototropism and geotropism.

Stem cells are primitive cells from early-stage embryos capable of developing into almost every tissue of the body.

Dr Yamanaka's team has, for instance, been able to persuade its stem cells to turn into nerve cells and heart cells.

Smart federal investments in nutrition programs stem the degree to which struggling families face hunger and food insecurity.

Skin cells can be regressed to make stem cells, which in turn can be grown into a range of replacement tissues and organs.

But police officials in Russia, a major spam exporter, say they are trying to do their part to stem the flow.

Aden said he believed the ruling prohibits any government-funded research involving embryonic stem cells.

In the case of stem-cell research, some argue that the ethical issues raised by using human embryos are enough to ban the research.

leaf blade resembling that of radical leaves but leaflets fewer higher up stem with base rounded to broadly cuneate.

I didn't think stem what! "You talk and then talk, never shiver, let other people felling you seem to have a guilty conscience . "

Soon, your seed will grow roots and a stem . Then it will grow a leaf and then another leaf. Your seed will grow into a plant.

Stem cells are the body's master cell, acting as a source for the various cells and tissues in the body.

One of wheat's oldest adversaries, Puccinia graminis, a fungus known as stem rust, is spreading across the globe.

Within normal haematopoiesis, the only cell capable of self-renewal is the haematopoietic stem cell (HSC; dark blue).

Several teams have tried to make animal-human hybrids as a source of embryonic stem cells, the master cells of the body.

During the recent 5 years, an upsurge of stem cell biology research has appeared around the world with a huge number of papers published.

You don't take out on your partner negative issues that belong with mom and dad or stem from an unhappy childhood.

ISCo has found a way of producing embryonic-like stem cells from unfertilised eggs.

Like a snorkel, the elongated stem allows the plant to exchange gases with the atmosphere while most of it is submerged.

Once in a stem cell-state, a cocktail of chemicals was used to make the cells develop into a new cell type.

To stem the unfolding sovereign debt crisis and save the euro, European summits seem to provide too little, too late.

In his evidence to Congress, he reported that he was not allowed to speak, or issue reports, on stem cells.

But with the new method, human cloning for stem cell research, like the creation of human embryos to extract stem cells, may be unnecessary.

Any one of these three issues stem from using Extraverted Sensing in a diminished manner.

A 10-year-old British boy has become the first child to undergo a windpipe transplant with an organ crafted from his own stem cells.

An MRI on Dec. 29th showed a tumor the size of a golf ball in the cerebellum (lower part of the brain), close to the brain stem.

First, some of the changes that would stem from a more Democratic America would be unwelcome.

In the usual manner, the planarian stem cells migrated to the site of the wound, sensed what was missing and began rebuilding.

Stem stiffness depends on the elastic modulus of the material and is proportional to the fourth power of the diameter.

Now, with liquidity again pouring in, policy makers are trying to find additional ways to stem the tide.

Embryonic stem cells, which replicate indefinitely in the culture dish, are capable of forming almost any tissue in the body.

America wants to dangle an offer to help stem the flow of drugs into Iran, which may have as many as 2m addicts, as a lure.

Embryonic stem cells: embryonic stem cells known as the "universal cell" , which can be differentiated skin cells and other tissue cells.

A ripe mango gives a bit when pressed, and its fragrance should be heady and sweet, particularly at the stem end.

From stem to stern, the boat presents a vivid image of a dragon ploughing the waves.

The researchers focused on how hematopoietic stem cells developed into one of two types of white blood cells: macrophages or neutrophils.

Hematopoietic stem cells known as pluripotent stem cells, present in the hematopoietic tissue in a group of primitive hematopoietic cells.

Using floral glue as pictured above, simply snip the heads of your flowers close to the base of the stem and glue in place.

The "Berlin patient, " an American citizen living in Berlin, received a stem cell transplant back in 2007 as a treatment for his leukemia.

Adult stem cells are located in tissues throughout the body and function as a reservoir to replace damaged or aging cells.

The edges of the dandelion were already beginning to curl and it flopped lazily from its stem.

One of Barack Obama's first acts as president was lifting the U. S. restrictions on medical research using embryonic stem cells.

But no one had found a gene that regulated self-renewal in fetal but not adult hematopoietic stem cells.

Everything, both good and bad, seems to stem from the expression or repression of the sex drive.

One set of nerve cells projecting from the amygdala reaches evolutionarily ancient parts of the midbrain and brain stem.

Embryonic stem cell research has also been a politically sensitive topic, because it involves the destruction of a human embryo.

If it wasn't for the political and ethical turmoil surrounding them, stem cells would hardly be a household term.

These bind to a protein called CD20 that sits on the surface of cancer stem cells. It was expected to kill them.

the floor stands are available in a number of sizes , and the size to be used depends on the stem size and stem load of the valve.

Injecting stem cells into a developing fetus might sound risky, but it could prolong the lives of children with brittle bone disease.

And the governor has been a proponent of adult stem-cell research, for economic reasons as well as ethical ones.

Who needs implants ? How tissue engineering and a new kind of stem cell can help the body rebuild itself.

Mr Kingman's assurance may stem from his father, although the two are said to have cool relations.

Si card man, you are really stupid, you make these here useless frustrated poem stem what, you think that you are all emperors of nobility?

If, for political reasons, price levels cannot be reduced, quotas are the only way to stem the outflow of public funds.

If researchers could control the production and differentiation of stem cells, they may be able to use them to replace damaged tissues.

Having shown that the stem cells worked in healthy mouse brains, Dr Zhu tried them out on injured mouse brains.

In particular, he is developing an interest in stem-cell medicine, even though the field has no direct connection to Google's business.

Massive capital infusions have failed to stem write-offs and losses, and financial firms are running out of options to escape the damage.

Embryonic stem cells are considered the most powerful kind of stem cells as they have the potential to give rise to any type of tissue.

It turned out that the stem petiole in Mimosa, a liquid storage pocket, it looks like the fuel tank of the hydraulic drive.

However, it would be unwise to ignore the potential for either adult or embryonic stem cells to result in a meaningful new approach.

The brain stem injury sounds very terrible, but I feel that as long as the nurses have perseverance, not giving up is a miracle.

"The apple fell because its stem would no longer hold it to its branch, " was his first thought.

Stem twining to right; often at least some leaves opposite, always simple, though sometimes with enlarged basal lobes.

Allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) is the only curative treatment available for genetically induced HLH.

Get according to the request the total melting point of strange mildewed vegetable, jelly stem curve, in order to produce a qualified drugs.

The state of martial law to stem tea duck Jiande specialty unique local characteristics, has been created more than 300 years of history.

Stem cell mobilization did not occur in knock out mice lacking genes for endothelial . NO synthase.

for the comparison of whole plant , only young stem has no significant different.

Everything from stem cell research to trying to cure the common cold, sir.

We identified telomerase activity in follicle dermal stem cells and marrow MSCs and demonstrated that they were capable of clonal expansion.

Recent years, the study of stem cell, as the central part of tissue engineer, indicate that the time of regeneration medicine is coming.

Researchers say they have found a way to produce stem cells from human embryos without harm to the embryos.

Cultivated for salad since ancient times, lettuce is harvesting before its flower stem shoots up to bear its small yellow flowers.

Researchers have shown that bone marrow stem cells injected into a damaged inner ear can speed hearing recovery after partial hearing loss.

Stem the tide of foreclosures. The original Paulson plan is like a massive blood transfusion to a patient with severe internal hemorrhaging.

The scientists who discovered microRNAs were not trying to prevent AIDS, grow stem cells or treat cancer.

Levy's current explorations stem from his memories of a childhood drawing toy.

Another test: You can try to stem the flow of the fluid by squeezing your pelvic muscles (Kegel exercises). If the flow stops, it's urine.

The AIG rescue later that week did not stem the panic, and neither would have Lehman's survival.

A backup stem seal for a gate valve retains pressure in the body when the valve is in the closed position.

During development of the seedling, the hypocotyl forms the lower portion of the stem from the radicle up to the cotyledons.

He wants Italy to stop bombing Libya to stem the flow of refugees across the Mediterranean.

Additional needs stem from their frequent status as a mother and usually the primary carer for her children.

This is the first study of its kind to examine whether fat tissues from different areas of the body vary in stem cell concentration.

Embryonic stem cells have the potential to be any type of cells, a characteristic known as pluripotency.

But for PES to move forwards and stem the flow of FIFA converts, reconnection with its fanbase is vital.

It is clear that such a "stem" accord does point to expectations of additional agreements further down the line.

As a comparison, the researchers injected rats with dead human stem cells, which would not affect disease progression.

The handwheel can be removed and repositioned any of six positions around the stem.

This finding is an important contribution to the advancement of stem cell research and to its potential for regenerative medicine.

Known as Ug99, this new form of stem rust has spread from Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda over the Red Sea to Yemen.

Up to now, human embryonic stem cells have been derived at a later stage of development when the embryo consists of about 150 cells.

Moored to a thick root stalk by a sturdy stem, lily pads are custom built for floating, with a water-repellent surface.

Procedurally , xylem pressure potentials can be measured by cutting a stem from a plant and placing it in a pressure bomb apparatus.

There was no significant benefit from receiving a higher dose of stem cells.

Branches at the top is a semi-circular, in the middle grow into a slender stem, leaf is relatively wide.

It was clear the 'ignition point' for the disease was to be found in the stem cells.

Embryonic stem-cell research has been a contentious matter in America ever since the technology to do it was developed in 1998.