Not exact matches
As Nature detailed last week, one Italian science agency recently
sent out a call for
stem cell grant proposals but specifically excluded
human ES cell research, leading three Italian scientists to sue the government.
In April 2004, more than 200 members of the U.S. House of Representatives
sent President Bush a letter, asking him to increase the number of
human embryonic
stem cell lines that should be eligible for public funding.
In April of 2004, a letter bearing 206 signatures of Members of the United States House of Representatives was
sent to President George Bush, asking him to increase the number of
human embryonic
stem cell lines that should be eligible for public funding.