Stem cells come of age

Article Abstract:

Stem cell research has drawn the interest of scientists worldwide, due to its potential benefits to human development. Recently, a John Hopkins University researcher has successfully grown a human embryonic stem cell, which may lead to the development of new human tissues.

Growth, Stem cells, Tissues, Tissues (Anatomy), Johns Hopkins University, Human cell culture

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Rules of the game

Article Abstract:

The political aspects of genetically modified crops and organisms are noted. Over 130 countries signed a agreement calling for standardized practice with these foods. The hesitation some had with this signing is discussed.

Safety and security measures, Genetically modified plants, Genetically modified organisms

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To Boldly Grow..

Article Abstract:

Typical gene splicing techniques have proved difficult to use with plants. Researchers now believe they have found a method that may allow the introduction of desirable traits in plants.

Mosaicism, Agricultural innovations

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