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Learn more about stem cells by visiting these online resources: This comprehensive Web site provides information about federal policies and ethical guidelines related to stem cell research, as well as information about the stem cell registry, FAQs and glossary of commonly used terminology. Scientists at UW Madison were the first to successfully isolate and culture human embryonic stem cells. This site offers basic information about stem cells, illustrations and a QuickTime movie (9Mb) that features embryonic stem cells growing in culture. This Web site, “Stem Cells Explained and Explored,” focuses on answering technical, ethical and emotional issues associated with stem cell research. The interactive tutorial and sections on public policy, commentary and polling results are especially helpful to the general public. The Harvard Stem Cell Institute was established to fulfill the promise of stem cell biology as the basis of cures and treatments for chronic medical conditions. This Web site offers an extensive list of useful links for patients and caregivers. This Web site offers a “virtual stem cell lab” that allows viewers to learn about stem cells in a fun and interactive manner. This Web site provides extensive resources for educators, including lesson plans to incorporate stem cell science into the existing school curriculum. This Web site offers detailed information geared toward the general public and a real-time video of stem cells growing in culture. This Web site, created by the Northwest Association for Biomedical Research, provides excellent educational materials for teachers. This Web site provides information on summer internship programs for college and high school students, as well as other activities. This Web site offers extensive information related to public and community resources in the area of stem cell research. |
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