Madrid, Spain, Oct 18, 2005 / 22:00 pm
The discovery made by in the United States to extract embryonic cells without destroying the embryo would not arouse the ethical objections that usually occur in this field, according to an article published by the Garcia Morente Foundation, on their website analisisdigital.com
According to the article, the results of two public investigation published in the Nature review, have been welcomed with great enthusiasm in the whole world.“ In the United States, the possibility that public funding might be destined to embryonic stem cell research is at stake, if it is demonstrated that this technique, differing from ‘conventional’ therapeutic cloning doesn’t suppose the assassination of an embryo.”
“The fist of these investigations, as states the review a few days ago, consists in introducing, in the ovule, an egg with a modified gene, in order that the remaining cell, loses its capacity to develop and therefore differs from a normal embryo.”
“Doctor Robert Lanza-he follows-and a team of the Advanced Cell Techology company presented an other investigation that consists in extracting a cell of the eight first that forms in the new being, and to implant the seven other in the uterus.”