In today's Lancet, Craig Taylor and colleagues estimate the number of human embryonic
stem-cell (hESC) lines required to populate a functional therapeutic hESC bank in the UK. 1 …

Craig Taylor and colleagues (Dec 10, p 2019) 1 estimate that about 150 human embryonic
stem-cell (hESC) lines would be needed for most of the UK population, and that as few as …

Background Human embryonic stem (hES) cells are a promising source for transplantation
to replace diseased or damaged tissue, but their differentiated progeny express human …

Sir—In your July 21 editorial, 1 you admirably draw a line in the sand and recognise the
ethical unacceptability of creating embryos by somatic nuclear transfer exclusively to use …

In The Lancet, Steven Schwartz and colleagues1 report the first clinical experience of
patients treated with cells derived from human embryonic stem cells (hESCs). A patient with …

In the fifth year since human cloning to generate stem cells was legalised in the UK, what
progress has been made towards taking stem-cell therapy from laboratory to clinical …

Comment beneficiaries of HLA-matched stem-cell-based treatments. In public policy,
maximising benefit is a compelling moral consideration. Public resources are always scarce …

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Reports that the UK's Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) is considering
an application from a research group that wants permission to generate human embryonic …

4 Gaspardone A, De Fabritiis, Scaffa R, et al. Stem cell mobilisation after coronary artery
bypass grafting. Ital Heart J 2004; 5 (suppl 1): 23–28. 5 Kang HJ, Kim HS, Zhang SY, et al …