Stem Cell Programming Could Solve Stem Cell Research Dilemmas

By deborah on August 15, 2005 8:42 PM | No Comments

Lifenews.com had some very good news for the pro-life community today.

Scientists say the process of stem cell programming could solve the intense debate between advocates and opponents of embryonic stem cell research. Imagine being able to reprogram the cells of your own body to produce fresh heart cells, regenerated nerve cells to heal spinal cord injuries, pancreatic cells to stop diabetes�or any other type of tissue to cure what ails you. Somatic cell reprogramming, also known as dedifferentiation, might be able to do that.

Read the complete story here.

Cross-posted from Choose Life.

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