Examples of using Embryonic stem in English and their translations into German
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Human Embryonic Stem cells.
COMECE position on financing human embryonic stem cell research.
Embryonic stem cells are grown from cells found in the embryo when it is just a few days old.
CKO using mammalian embryonic stem(ES) cells.
Embryonic stem(ES) cells could be directed to make dopamine-producing neurons, which could be transplanted into patients.
These laboratory-grown cells are called embryonic stem(ES) cells.
Stimulation of the embryonic stem cells to finally differentiate.
In early 1980, Kemler was the first to establish mouse embryonic stem(ES) cells in Germany.
Nor can a procedure using other embryonic stem cells, known as pluripotent cells, be patented where it first requires the destruction or modification of the embryo.
The Registry should include both embryonic stem and embryonic germ cells lines.
The Commission has announceddetails of its proposal to allow EU funding for embryonic stem cellresearch.
He is enthusiastic about the option of EBSC(Embryonic Stem Cells) and wants to get a full picture of the incredible therapy.
As a former member ofthe moderate Republican Main Street Partnership, Stevens supported human embryonic stem cell research.
Previously, the team had used embryonic stem cells to produce these dopamine-producing cells, and so reprogramming offered an additional route to produce these cells in the lab.
Researchers are alsotrying to make blood stem cells from embryonic stem cells or induced pluripotent stem(iPS) cells.
Embryonic stem cells are cell lines capable of producing an infinite number of identical cells which can be frozen, stored and shipped to other laboratories for further culture and experimentation.
Researchers can make cardiomyocytes andpacemaker cells in the lab using embryonic stem cells and induced pluripotent stem cells iPSCs.
Remarkably, once"printed" into tissue, the cells- either embryonic stem cells that can be trained to perform any bodily function, or adult stem cells chosen for a specific purpose- organize themselves into tissue and start performing the same functions they would in the human body.
They wanted to see, whether those adult cellscan be made reacting similar as embryonic stem cells and develop into different cell types or to differentiate.
The detail given in the recitals2 is therefore essential, as it gives clear consideration to the reality of the debate and states that this text regulating advanced therapy medicinal products at Community level is not designed to"interfere with decisions made by Member States on whether to allow the use of any specific type of human cells,such as embryonic stem cells, or animal cells.
We should also haveclear rules on the issue of stem cell research, including embryonic stem cells but excluding cloning for human reproduction.
It consists of accepting thefunding of research into cell lines obtained from embryonic stem cells, which means the destruction of embryos and affectively authorises therapeutic cloning, since cell lines do not have the same genetic heritage as the receiver suffering from an incurable disease.
Despite these promising laboratory results, much more research is needed before itwill be possible to consider using embryonic stem cells or iPS cells for stroke treatment in patients.
We will discuss experiments that were performed to evaluate the therapeutic potential of embryonic stem(ES) cells, various tissue-specific stem cells and retinal progenitor cells(RPCs) for the treatment of retinal disorders.
Under the appropriate culturing conditions, it should be possible to grow a variety of tissue such as muscle andnerve tissue from the cloned embryonic stem cells in the same way as this is achieved using"normal" embryonic stem cells.
German MEP Peter Liese,the European Parliament's rapporteur on new proposals for the EU funding of embryonic stem cellresearch, will argue for a more restrictive approach than that foreseen by the Commission when he publishes his report in early November.
Telomerase is proficient in adding telomere repeats(patterned by the telomerase RNA component) on the 3' single-strand end of telomeres, thus it is no wonder its levelsare consistently high in immortal cells(such as embryonic stem cells or cells of the germ line in the testis) with a constant telomere length.
The discovery in 2006 that fully specialised adult skin cellscould be converted into cells similar to embryonic stem cells(known as iPS cells) opened up exciting new possibilities for producing specialised cells on demand in the lab.
At the Council meeting of 30 September 2002, the Commission stated that, until implementing provisions are established by 31 December 2003, it will not propose to fund any research involving the use of human embryos and human embryonic stem cells,with the exception of the study of banked or isolated human embryonic stem cells in culture.