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Five years later, stem cells still tantalize

November 4, 2003 ​

UW–Madison scientist James Thomson marked the fifth anniversary of his report that stem cells could be isolated, cultured and grown in apparently limitless quantities at a briefing Oct. 27 at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.

For a retrospective of the five years since his landmark publication, visit the Stem Cell Research at UW–Madison Web site.

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