Meanings of therapeutic cloning in English

About six states also ban therapeutic cloning; Oregon is not among them.

Here we establish the feasibility of treating individual mice via therapeutic cloning.

However, even if the scientific challenges of so-called therapeutic cloning are overcome, ethical problems remain.

The British Parliament legalized therapeutic cloning in December 2000 despite opposition from the European Union.

Both groups want to limit therapeutic cloning, a technology necessary for some types of embryonic stem-cell research.

By a 12-8 vote, the South Korean embargo on therapeutic cloning has been partially lifted.

Debates have fallen apart amidst squabbling over when human life begins and the inability to separate reproductive cloning from therapeutic cloning.

Human therapeutic cloning has moved a step closer after U.S. researchers said they had successfully created embyonic stem cells from monkey embryos.

The experiment, the first published report of cloned human stem cells, means so-called therapeutic cloning is no longer a theory but a reality.

They were the first researchers to prove they had cloned a human embryo and said they did it for purposes of therapeutic cloning.

The advance, described online in the journal Cell Stem Cell, is the first time researchers have achieved " therapeutic cloning" of adults.

Linked with a separate approach, called embryo stem cell therapy, or therapeutic cloning, it could raise new hopes of longer, healthier lives for millions.

We remain optimistic that human therapeutic cloning is achievable and that the derivation of patient-specific ntESC lines will have great potential for regenerative medicine.

CANBERRA (Reuters) - Human therapeutic cloning has moved a step closer after U.S. researchers said they had successfully created embyonic stem cells from monkey embryos.