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      schrieb am 30.01.01 19:28:36
      Beitrag Nr. 1 ()
      Die Threads zu diesem Wert sind leider alle schon
      etwas älteren Datums.

      Schon jetzt vielen Dank.
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      schrieb am 03.02.01 19:47:09
      Beitrag Nr. 2 ()
      Wollte den Thread nochmal nach oben holen.

      Im vergangenen Jahr jede Menge Kommentare hier zu STEM
      aber jetzt wird der Wert anscheinend von niemandem mehr
      beobachtet.

      Mich würde interessieren, ob es zutreffend ist, dass STEM
      ein Verfahren zur Verwendung adulter Stammzellen entwickelt
      hat.


      Würde mich freuen, wenn sich doch noch jemand findet der sich
      mit dem Wert auskennt.

      Hier noch einen Artikel zu STEM vom World Economic Forum


      Computing/Biology to Dwarf Internet Era

      By Lucas van Grinsven and Ben Hirschler

      DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - The marriage of biology and microelectronics that may
      cure diseases and create designer babies will create trillions of dollars of new wealth.

      Scientists at the World Economic Forum here have little doubt that nanotechnology, genomics and robotics are going to be the
      hot technology growth areas in the years to come, but many are also unnerved about its impact on society.

      The reason is last year`s mapping of human genome, the genetic ``recipe book`` which scientists have now broken down into a
      digital code of 3.1 billion chemical bases.

      Code in a computer, rather than tissue under a microscope, had dramatically changed the way we should look at biology, said
      Bill Joy, chief scientist at Sun Microsystems, one of the world`s leading computer makers.

      ``It is symbolic that the code of the human genome has been broken in the year 2000. It has made biology an information
      science,`` he said.

      ``The 21st century is going to be the real information age, and I don`t mean the Internet,`` Joy added.

      He predicted the value these new technologies will create is going to dwarf the Internet era, once dubbed by venture capitalist
      John Doerr as the greatest legal creation of wealth in the history of mankind.

      ``The upside is enormous,`` Joy said. ``Over the cause of the next century it can create $1,000 trillion of new wealth.``

      SHOPPING FOR BABIES

      The mapping of the genome has thrown up a myriad of new possibilities in tackling the root cause of diseases, notably cancer,
      and genetic scientists believe engineering the genes of individuals will soon be within reach.

      George Church, director of the Lipper Center for Computational Genetics at Harvard Medical School, said clinicians may soon
      be able to sequence the genomes of individuals, launching the age or truly personalized medicine.

      ``It`s not out of the question that we could have a technology for sequencing our individual genomes in the not too distant
      future,`` he said.

      But there are ethical dilemmas too.

      Confronted with the question of whether they would want to map out the genome of their unborn and eliminate ``faulty`` genes,
      a group of politicians, scientists, computer engineers and entrepreneurs in the fringes of the meeting were split 50:50.

      But Jeremy Rifkin, president of the U.S.-based Foundation on Economic Trends, had no doubt all of them would jump on the
      opportunity when it presented itself.

      ``I guarantee you that everyone will want that map...A child will become the ultimate shopping experience in post modern life,``
      he said.

      NEW CANCER CURES

      Richard Klausner, director of the U.S. National Cancer Institute, said there was a huge potential for an improvement in
      treatment with the first fruits of genomic research coming in new ways to differentiate between dozens of different cancers.

      Biotechnology firms in 2001 will also focus increasingly on the body`s capacity to cure itself, using stem cells and other
      techniques. Stem cells are immature ``master`` cells which can be coaxed into forming virtually any type of tissue in the body.

      ``The era of using cells in this way is just beginning,`` said Irving Weissman, professor of pathology at Stanford University
      School of Medicine and founder of StemCells Inc.

      His team have already successfully isolated blood-forming stem cells and reintroduced them into adult cancer patients to restore
      bone marrow destroyed by radiation therapy.

      WET MOLECULES VS DRY MOLECULES

      But breakthrough developments are not just coming from genetics, where people tinker with the so-called wet molecules, that
      are alive. Now scientists also work to create dry molecules.

      For scientists to create a dry molecule, they use nanotechnology to manipulate atoms and thus design circuitry to forge
      ``intelligent`` molecules.

      Xerox labs is developing something called digital clay, matter that shape and organize itself, said John Seely Brown, chief
      scientist at Xerox Corp.

      As he showed a small brown cube between his thumb and index finger he said: ``Our aim is to make these as small as a grain of
      sand. Eventually they could become dry molecules.``

      With computing power doubling every 18 months, semiconductors should become a million times more powerful in 30 years
      time. Tiny molecules can one day be smart enough to arrange themselves, and their surroundings.

      ``Ten years ago Nicholas Negroponte said we would move from a world of atoms to a world of bits, but now we`re moving
      back to a marriage of atoms and bits,`` Seely Brown said.

      Nathan Lewis, professor of chemistry and chemical engineering at the California Institute of Technology said that the real
      impact of genomics is that it will tell you what body proteins are doing at present so that an individual does not have to wait for
      a fever to tell him he is sick.

      ``Another possibility is self-organizing materials. Implants that interact with their environment and which will adapt perfectly to
      the stress situations in a body and will fit perfectly,`` he said.

      Paul Saffo, director of the U.S. Institute for the Future, is amazed at the way biotechnology and microelectronics have found
      each other.

      ``The biggest surprise is perhaps that we are at the intersection of the two,`` he said.
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      schrieb am 26.03.01 22:37:45
      Beitrag Nr. 3 ()
      ..hat hier überhaupt noch wer Stemcells?....
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      schrieb am 26.03.01 22:42:33
      Beitrag Nr. 4 ()
      muß man die haben`???
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      schrieb am 26.03.01 22:49:40
      Beitrag Nr. 5 ()
      Wenn schon auf diesem Gebiet dann Geron den Marktführer.

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      schrieb am 26.03.01 22:56:03
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      @ bombenleger

      hi bombenleger

      noch an sangui dran?


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