Examples of using Embryonic stem in English and their translations into Czech
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Only embryonic stem cells.
Technically, they're embryonic stem cells.
These embryonic stem cells are blank cells.
And you're patenting transgenic embryonic stem cells?
You use embryonic stem cells in your research, right?
And over the course of a week,it starts to look like an embryonic stem cell.
Do you know what embryonic stem cells are?
I'm talking about, say,the guy who created the first embryonic stem cell.
They're like embryonic stem cells, they can become whatever they want.
And the only difference now between this and an embryonic stem cell is that it has your DNA in it.
Somewhere inside it, he believes,there is a type of super cell that's very similar to an embryonic stem cell.
Technically, they're embryonic stem cells, but the sharks don't make the distinction.
Those proteins appear to trigger skin cell DNA to arrange itself just the way it is in an embryonic stem cell.
Kristin's work has shown that it is possible to manufacture embryonic stem cells without taking them from an embryo.
Embryonic stem cell research is the most promising path to finding a cure for diabetes and other metabolic diseases.
To finding a cure for diabetes and other metabolic diseases. Embryonic stem cell research is the most promising path.
To be precise,human embryonic stem cells research is allowed under conditions which were agreed and voted in the European Parliament and also in the Council.
Robert has spent the past two decades developing techniques that instruct embryonic stem cells to turn into specific tissues.
So, an ideal IPS cell or embryonic stem cell should be able to make all the cell types that you want equally well and at the same time, not make unwanted cell types.
The best idea we have had so far is to try to repair his system on the genetic level,by administering a massive clone, embryonic stem cells treatment.
These skin cells are bioengineered to become embryonic stem cells, cells that exist naturally in a human embryo.
And it's a way of showing that the IPS cells should be able to work as well to make all the kinds of cells that we want as the embryonic stem cells can.
We have exhausted our supply Of embryonic stem cells, But there's a problem… By the time we're fully grown.
Despite this, I am surprised by a sad fact: Parliament voted against the cloning of animals, butsupports human cloning for research purposes involving experiments on human embryonic stem cells.
We have used genetic trickery to take, for example, a skin cell from my arm, like an embryonic stem cell in its abilities. into becoming a cell trick it using genetic elements.
The ideal scenario would be is if we could take an adult cell where you really didn't have to do very much to it to get that cell to convert into a state where it resembled an embryonic stem cell. You could think of Marco like a talent scout.
Are not nearly as flexible.we have exhausted our supply of embryonic stem cells, and the few stem cells we have left But there's a problem… By the time we're fully grown.
The research objectives should mirror the Seventh Framework Programme for science and research andonly research on embryonic stem cells should not be funded by the taxpayers of those countries where such research is illegal.
So, we learned from this research that we could actually generate embryonic stem cells that would grow forever, that were essentially immortal, and that could be turned into virtually all the cell types in the body.
To allay concerns that many Members have with the use of embryonic stem cells, Amendment 170, if supported, will ensure that ethical decisions on this issue are made by Member States themselves and not by the Commission.