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Stem-cell bill won’t end controversy over safety, efficacy – Palestine Herald Press

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2017-06-07 NEWS

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Stemcell bill won’t end controversy over safety, efficacy
Palestine Herald Press
AUSTIN — Wiping away tears, Rep. Drew Springer made a dramatic speech in the last days of the just-ended legislative session, urging lawmakers to approve “investigational” stemcell treatments in Texas. The Muenster Republican told House members that …

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2017-06-07 NEWS

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Blood cancer treatment called ‘revolutionary’ after all study patients responded
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Doctors are reporting unprecedented success from a new cell and gene therapy for multiple myeloma, a blood cancer that’s on the rise. Although it’s early and the study is small — 35 people — every patient responded and all but two were in some level

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2017-06-07 NEWS

Stemcell bill won’t end safety controversy
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Drew Springer made a dramatic speech in the last days of the just-ended legislative session, urging lawmakers to approve “investigational” stemcell treatments in Texas. The Muenster Republican told House members that such therapies might offer folks …

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2017-06-07 NEWS

Stemcell bill won’t end safety controversy
Weatherford Democrat
Drew Springer made a dramatic speech in the last days of the just-ended legislative session, urging lawmakers to approve “investigational” stemcell treatments in Texas. The Muenster Republican told House members that such therapies might offer folks …

and more »

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2017-06-07 NEWS

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张锋连发两篇Nature子刊文章细述可能超越CRISPR-Cas9的新编辑技术
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2015年,麻省理工学院的张锋研究组发现CRISPR还有一个好朋友——Cpf1。CRISPR-Cpf1也能在crRNA的引导下在人类细胞中剪切目标DNA,被称为是新一代的CRISPR基因组编辑系统。今年张锋研究组在多篇发表于Nature

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2017-06-06 NEWS

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Blood cancer treatment called ‘revolutionary’ after all study patients responded
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Doctors are reporting unprecedented success from a new cell and gene therapy for multiple myeloma, a blood cancer that’s on the rise. Although it’s early and the study is small — 35 people — every patient responded and all but two were in some level

and more »