What does ASCR stand for?

Adult Stem Cell Research

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The current scientific consensus is that adult stem cells are limited in their utility, and that both embryonic and adult stem cell research will be required to develop cures for severe and degenerative diseases.

THE FUTURE OF STEM CELL TECHNOLOGY AND REGENERATIVE MEDICINE

Funding will continue to be permitted for adult stem cell research and research on induced pluripotent stem cells.

NIH Releases Guidelines For Federal Funding Of Human Embryonic Stem ...

Major research breakthroughs in adult stem cell research which requires no killing have been made during your Administration.

Thank You, President Bush

Support for the continuation of adult stem cell research was bolstered by numerous statements overemphasizing the absolute benefits of such research, whereas known risks were rarely mentioned or significantly minimized.

Stem cells, politics and the progress paradigm

Should the state fund adult stem cell research instead?

Challenges in 2006: states' top 10

Voters might be disposed to undoing Proposition 71, Smith argues, when adult stem cell research becomes so successful that The New York Times reports on it without hesitation, and when the problems of Proposition 71 permeate the public consciousness.

STEM CELL RESEARCH PROMISES MADE, BUT NO RESULTS

Adult stem cell research has been happening for years and is responsible for most of the breakthroughs that have occurred to date.

Hats off to Hatch

One needn't turn to Stanford's Irving Weissman for this point, even though he's in many respects the godfather of adult stem cell research.

Steered science