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Maureen L. Condic

When this article appeared in Theology Matters in 2002, Maureen L. Condic, was Assistant Professor of Neurobiology and Anatomy at the University of Utah, working on the regeneration of adult and embryonic neurons following spinal cord injury.

Two essays from two issues, 2002 to 2003

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2003

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  1. Life: Defining the Beginning by the EndIssue 3, 2003

    If the law already defines when human life ends, can the same test say when it begins? Neurobiologist Maureen Condic argues that death means the loss…

2002

One essay

  1. The Basics About Stem CellsIssue 3, 2002

    What are embryonic stem cells, and do they offer what their supporters promise? Maureen Condic, a neurobiologist, sets out what the science shows, argues that embryonic…

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