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'Knockout' rats could aid study of psychiatric illness

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'Knockout' rats could aid study of psychiatric illness

Rats engineered to lack a certain gene could help researchers develop new medicines – now a key hurdle in their creation has been overcome

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Stem cells from menstrual blood save limbs

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Ethical storm brews over embryonic stem cell lines

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Consent row threatens stem cell research

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Desperate parents sold implausible stem-cell 'cures'

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Can you turn teeth into sperm?

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How biological 'alchemy' can change a cell's destiny

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How biological 'alchemy' can change a cell's destiny

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New task force to tackle 'stem-cell tourism'

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How stem-cell advances will transform medicine

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How stem-cell advances will transform medicine

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Be still my beating stem cell heart

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Be still my beating stem cell heart

The types of muscle making up the human heart have been made from embryonic stem cells for the first time, and used to treat mice

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Transplanted cells could 'catch' Parkinson's

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Therapeutic cloning used to treat brain disease

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Controversial stem cell patent makes a comeback

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Cancers inhibited by embryonic stem cell protein

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