HHMI's Stem Cells - Stem Cells and Bio-ethics

Conclusion of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's 2006 Holiday Lectures in Science series. Drs. Douglas A. Melton and Nadia Rosenthal are joined by Drs. Debra J.H. Matthews and Jonathan D. Moreno to discuss the ethical issues relating to embryonic research.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Stem
• Cells

[ExtantDodo]

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[Hoindia]

great videos

[smaakjeks]

It's kind of an off thing. Just like in countries where children dream of going to school, there is a group of youtubers who thirst for knowledge. It's a great service to quench it.

[1moreon]

What a load of rubbish. Nothing will come of stem cell research . Just another research funding fest.

[pokekid716]

As it should be.

[pacisvelnex]

which is why i would consider creationism a psychotic mental illness

[soulhunger1]

"How come, that really educational vieo ends up with such low rating?"

Some angry creationist is using a bot to downvote certain videos. These videos were targets of that censorship attack, and have not had enough up-votes to counter the down-votes made by the bot.

[chstoney]

How come, that really educational vieo ends up with such low rating?

[fion81]

Holy shit, its like they cast models for the audience, those girls are hot. The audience of beatiful people. Man i wish i was there.

[Kur01]

That's usually because of the compression YouTube uses. It degrades video quality & syncs audio.