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Longitudinal tracking of human plasma oxytocin suggests complex responses to moral elevation by Parkitny, Luke, Carter, C. Sue, Peckins, Melissa K., Hon, Deirdre Ann, Saturn, Sarina, Nazarloo, H.P., Hurlbut, William, Knutson, Brian, Crane, Steven, Harris, Xiola, Younger, Jarred

“…Positive social experiences may induce oxytocin release. However, previous studies of moral elevation have generally utilized cross-sectional and simple…”
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Altered nuclear transfer as a morally acceptable means for the procurement of human embryonic stem cells by Hurlbut, William B

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Altered nuclear transfer: a way forward for embryonic stem cell research by Hurlbut, William B

“…The present conflict over the moral status of the human embryo reflects deep differences in our basic convictions and is unlikely to be resolved through…”
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Framing the future: embryonic stem cells, ethics and the emerging era of developmental biology by Hurlbut, William B

“…Throughout the 20(th) century, advances in biology were accomplished largely through the study of biochemical parts apart from their place within the whole…”
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Ethics and embryonic stem cell research: altered nuclear transfer as a way forward by Hurlbut, William B

“…Ethical controversy in stem cell research arises because current methods to produce embryonic stem cell lines require the destruction of living human embryos…”
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Science, Religion, and the Politics of Stem Cells by Hurlbut, William B.

“…IN JULY 2OO5, AMERICA'S ONGOING DEBATE OVER EMBRYONIC STEM cell research reached a dramatic moment during a Senate subcommittee hearing.* In a conference room…”
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Seeking Consensus: A Clarification and Defense of Altered Nuclear Transfer by Hurlbut, William B., George, Robert P., Grompe, Markus

“…While there are currently no federal restrictions on the use of private funds for this research, there is a consensus in the scientific community that without…”
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An interview with William B. Hurlbut. Interview by Vicki Glaser by Hurlbut, William B

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Altered Nuclear Transfer by Hurlbut, William B

“…To the Editor: Altered nuclear transfer is a procedure that has been proposed as a morally acceptable means of procuring human embryonic stem cells. 1 In their…”
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Altered nuclear transfer as a morally acceptable means for the procurement of human embryonic stem cells by Hurlbut, William B

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Altered nuclear transfer: scientific, legal, and ethical foundations by Hurlbut, William B

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Patenting humans: clones, chimeras, and biological artifacts by Hurlbut, William B

“…The momentum of advances in biology is evident in the history of patents on life forms. As we proceed forward with greater understanding and technological…”
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Altruism and Altruistic Love: Science, Philosophy, and Religion in Dialogue by Post, Stephen G, Underwood, Lynn G, Schloss, Jeffrey P

“…The concept of altruism, or disinterested concern for another's welfare, has been discussed by everyone from theologians to psychologists to biologists. In…”
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The substantive issues raised by altered nuclear transfer by Pacholczyk, Tadeusz, Hurlbut, William B

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An unanswered question by Huarte, Joachim, Suarez, Antoine, Hurlbut, William B

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The many perils that lie ahead by Quintavalle, Josephine, Hurlbut, William B

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Teratomas as an ANT standard by Austriaco, Nicanor Pier Giorgio, Hurlbut, William B

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The burden of proof by Egan, Richard, Hurlbut, William B

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Producing non-embryonic organisms for stem cells by Condic, Maureen L, Condic, Samuel B, Hurlbut, William B

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Building Capacity for a Global Genome Editing Observatory: Conceptual Challenges by Hurlbut, J. Benjamin, Jasanoff, Sheila, Saha, Krishanu, Ahmed, Aziza, Appiah, Anthony, Bartholet, Elizabeth, Baylis, Françoise, Bennett, Gaymon, Church, George, Cohen, I. Glenn, Daley, George, Finneran, Kevin, Hurlbut, William, Jaenisch, Rudolf, Lwoff, Laurence, Kimes, John Paul, Mills, Peter, Moses, Jacob, Park, Buhm Soon, Parens, Erik, Salzman, Rachel, Saxena, Abha, Simmet, Hilton, Simoncelli, Tania, Snead, O. Carter, Rajan, Kaushik Sunder, Truog, Robert D., Williams, Patricia, Woopen, Christiane

“…A new infrastructure is urgently needed at the global level to facilitate exchange on key issues concerning genome editing. We advocate the establishment of a…”
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