Are adult stem cells as valuable as embryonic stem cells?
By: Margaret Haerens, book editor.
Contributors: Haerens, Margaret.
Series: At issue
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780737742824; 9780737742817
Subjects: Stem cells -- Research; Embryonic stem cells -- Research; Stem cells -- Social aspects; Research -- Finance; Science and state
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: An overview of stem cells / The National Academies; title: Embryonic stem cell research is immoral / Mona Charen; title: Embryonic stem cell research is not a moral dilemma / Michael kinsley; title: Moral issues remain largely unexamined in stem cell debate / Michael J. Sandel; title: Adult stem cells are more valuable than embryonic stem cells / Michael Fumento; title: Embryonic stem cells are more valuable than adult stem cells / Steven Edwards; title: Stem cell debate is really about funding / Michael D. Tanner; title: Funding for stem cell research is a politically-charged issue in the United states / Yuval Levin; title: Embryonic stem cell research should be federally funded / Jeffrey M. Drazen; title: Embryonic stem cell research should be state funded / Ronald Bailey; title: Embryonic stem cell research should be privately funded / Sigrid Fry-Revere; title: Biotechnology must find an ethical solution to the stem cell debate / Markus Grompe and Robert P. George; title: The stem cell debate is moot / Ryan T. Anderson; title: Embryonic stem cells remain more valuable than adult stem cells despite advances / Jonathan D. Moreno and Sam berger; title: The embryo glut has unexpected consequences on the stem cell debate.