Stem Cells

Synopsis: Shows James Thomson’s laboratory at the University of Wisconsin where embryonic stem cells were first cultured. Discusses what embryonic stem cells are, how they are cultured, and why they offer such potential for the future of our health and welfare. The programme addresses both the science and some of the ethical dilemmas that accompany this revolutionary advance in biology and medicine. Includes interviews with pioneers in stem cell technology and leaders in stem cell ethics. Updated version of an earlier programme.
Series: Stem Cells
Language: English
Country: United States
Year of release: 2007
Year of production: 2007
Notes: Script of the video available on the Hawkhill website http://www.hawkhill.com/929s.htmlat
Subjects: Biology
Keywords: cell biology; genetic engineering; stem cells

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