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Stem cells extracted from a placenta
A group of researchers in Taiwan announced that they have successfully isolated a population of multipotent cells from a human placenta, which could be a new source of stem cells and could provide an alternative to embryonic stem cells or stem cells taken from adults.
Posted by tim at January 5, 2005 12:42 AM
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