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UW-Madison rat experiment could lead to stem-cell treatment for ALS

Madison, Wis. Scientists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have sucessfully injected stem cells into rats' spines in a way that could lead to treatments for degenerative diseases but they did not use the controversial embryonic stem cells.

The researchers inserted human stem cells derived from fetal brain tissue into the spinal cords of rats afflicted with ALS, a disease tha......

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Source:wistechnology.com By Lincoln Brunner 04/20/05


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