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Scientists make equivalent of stem cells in mice

June 6, 2007/

In a significant step toward a long-sought goal, scientists say they’ve converted mouse skin cells into the apparent equivalent of embryonic stem cells. That may lead to a way around the controversy about using the embryonic cells to treat disease.

By Dan Vergano, USA TODAY

Full Story: http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/genetics/2007-06-06-stem-cell-equivalent_N.htm

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