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Nature Reports Stem Cells

Nature Reports Stem Cells will be launching very soon. The site will be a hub of information and discussion about stem cells: their biology, clinical applications, and ethical issues concerning their creation and use. The site is aimed at anyone who has an interest in stem cells, from research biologists to those simply wanting to know what stem cells are and what they do. Content will be regularly updated by the editorial team, bringing readers the latest news and research findings together with comment and analysis. A Stem Cell Primer and other introductory material should be helpful to those unfamiliar with the field. By going to the link above, you can offer suggestions, sign up to e-alerts, and find links to various stem cell focuses and podcasts already published by the Nature journals.

The first in the Nature Reports series, Nature Reports Avian Flu, was launched earlier this month.

Posted by Maxine Clarke on April 18, 2007
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