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ESCR
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ESCREconomic, Social, and Cultural Rights
ESCRembryonic stem cell research
ESCREnvironmental Stress Cracking Resistance
ESCRElectronic Social Care Records (UK)
ESCREuropean Society of Cardiac Radiology
ESCRElementary Stream Clock Reference
ESCRExtended Status Control Register (computer programming)
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The US government has unveiled final ground rules for "ethically responsible, scientifically worthy" embryonic stem cell research studies, eligible for federal funds.
US finalizes stem cell research guidelines by AFP / AFP American Edition
The US government has unveiled final ground rules for "ethically responsible, scientifically worthy" embryonic stem cell research studies, eligible for federal funds.
US finalizes stem cell research guidelines by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Kay, a researcher at Stanford University's School of Medicine, told the Washington Post: "I don't personally have any problem creating embryos for embryonic stem cell research.
Obama order lifts ban on embryonic stem-cell research by The New American
 
 
 
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