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Stem cells derived from embryos, on the other hand, can become just about anything--from teeth to muscle to neurons. In fact, they're so strongly primed to differentiate that scientists have a tough time keeping them in their original state. James Thomson of the University of Wisconsin was the first to pull off the feat in 1998. He now has an entire tissue bank of stem cells that he hopes one day to turn into specialized tissue almost at will--eliminating the need for fresh embryos...
...TREND-O-RAMA: ADVENTURES IN THE WISCONSIN DELLS...
...champagne with celebrities while my older brother complained that our family was rapidly losing its intellectual edge and we needed to sharpen our minds in a cultural environment. So my weary parents opted for the middle-ground: a cabin in the middle of nowhere. Be it Montana, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Colorado, South Carolina or Virginia, we'd shack up in the woods and spend our days horseback riding, cow tipping, mini-golfing, go-cart riding or apple-picking. I, of course, was beside myself. Though I could barely form complete sentences, I do remember launching into diatribes: "Where are the five...
...Radcliffe women's lightweight squad had an impressive debut, finishing third behind the more experienced Princeton and Wisconsin teams...
...have a really young boat with four freshmen," Griffith said. "Our goal is to definitely be right up there with Princeton and Wisconsin in future races, and it is definitely possible...