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 Thursday, October 11, 2007

Even though Israel has no restrictions on embryonic stem cell research the Israeli company has decided to invest only in adult stem cells for practical reasons in its mission to provide treatment for neurological disorders such as Lou Gehrig's disease and Parkinson's.

Reuters Excerpt:

Ironically, in the Jewish state of Israel embryonic stem cell research is less controversial, noted BrainStorm's ultra-orthodox president, Chaim Lebovits.

 

Still, the company said it has decided to concentrate on adult stem cells because they are also easier to control than embryonic cells, which can give rise to tumours.