human embryonic stem cell
Britishnoun
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They started with a human embryonic stem cell, editing its TKTL1 gene so that it no longer had the human mutation.
From New York Times • Sep. 8, 2022
Surgeons in London have carried out a pioneering human embryonic stem cell operation in an ongoing trial to find a cure for blindness for many patients.
From BBC • Sep. 28, 2015
Developmental biologist Alexander Meissner of Harvard University in Cambridge and his team reported that epigenetic and genetic variation was similar across 20 human embryonic stem cell lines and 12 iPS cell lines.
From Nature • May 18, 2011
ACT's product is a human embryonic stem cell trained to become a retinal cell.
From Reuters • Oct. 11, 2010
That is a tiny step, at best, toward therapies for people but, Keirstead says, "I've never seen anything that looks as good as the human embryonic stem cell."
From Time Magazine Archive
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