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Policymakers Must Prevent Unethical Baby in a Bottle Science Experiments

Policymakers Must Prevent Unethical Baby in a Bottle Science Experiments | Opinion Dr. Tara Sander Lee, Dr. David Prentice and Lila Rose On 5/7/21 at 6:00 AM EDT But this unethical experimentation on human embryos is not exclusive to China. Scientists have now successfully grown baby mice in the lab, outside the natural womb. They are pushing to do the same with human babies. It s not a horror movie yet, but it could be very soon. Unborn mice embryos were grown in rotating lab bottles, outside the natural maternal environment, until halfway through gestation. They grew in bottles until they had a fully functioning heart and circulatory system, as well as other organs. Limbs and eyes were also forming.

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Asymmetrex Will Discuss the Impact of Its Technology for Dosing Therapeutic Stem Cells

Asymmetrex Will Discuss the Impact of Its Technology for Dosing Therapeutic Stem Cells Share Article During the coming months of May and June, stem cell biotechnology company Asymmetrex is invited to give presentations in several different virtual conferences that span the fields of clinical trial supply, cell biotherapeutics, stem cell science, and stem cell medicine. The company’s relevance to these diverse disciplines reflects the broad scope of the impact of its emerging technologies for determining the dosage of therapeutic stem cells. Asymmetrex President & CEO James L. Sherley, M.D., Ph.D. It’s basic medicine. Finally knowing the stem cell dosage of stem cell treatments must necessarily be better for patients.

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Embryo research: 14-day rule under review, raising ethical questions

10:13 am UTC May. 2, 2021 Human blastocyst, Getty Images For more than 30 years, scientists have followed a rule they imposed on themselves to avoid growing a human embryo in a lab dish for more than 14 days. Until recently, the 14-day rule was largely academic. Scientists couldn t grow them for that long if they wanted to. But in 2016, two teams of researchers reached 12 days, and in 2019, another group grew monkey embryos for 19 days. These advances have spurred some scientists to argue in two recent papers that the 14-day rule should be modified or dropped. There s a lot to be learned by pushing embryos out to 28 days, they say.

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Should scientists be allowed to grow human embryos in a dish beyond 14 days? Is it scientifically important or morally wrong?

Should scientists be allowed to grow human embryos in a dish beyond 14 days? Is it scientifically important or morally wrong?
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Embryo research: 14-day rule under review, raising ethical questions

Embryo research: 14-day rule under review, raising ethical questions
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