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FDA OK's Ebryonic Stem Cell Therapy
By Nicholas Horton | January 23rd 2009 11:09 AM | 1 comment | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
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I'm a graduate student in mathematics at Portland State University. My areas of study are Quantum Game theory and Mathematical Biology with a focus in Evolution.

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The ultimate goal for the use of GRNOPC1 is restore spinal cord
function by injecting hESC-derived oligodendrocyte progenitor cells
directly into the patient’s injured spinal cord.

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where is the story on the fda allowing stem cell therepy on spinal victims i suffer from a stretched spinal coard and i am verry interested in this
thank you robert

robert (not verified) | 06/16/09 | 11:47 AM

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