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RECEIVED OCTOBER 1, 2000 It appears to me that appealing to the human nature of the 'honorable' > > Mr. Brownback may be a waste of needed energy. Hence, we should seek > > the support of the industry involved in any way with the Stem Cell > > research in his own backyard. > > REPLY----- yes:) that is why I listed some genetic companies that are doing stem cell research and have funds. SOME EXAMPLES ARE; **NEURALSTEM - ROCKVILLE MARYLAND, **R.J.REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. ---TARACEPT, INC.(N.C.) AND AVENTIS PHARMACEUTICALS (FRANKFORT). THEY ARE TARGETING RESEARCH FOR NEW DRUGS FOR ALZHEIMER AND PARKINSONS DISEASE **NEURONOVA, LAYTON BIOSCIENCES, PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES, ECT. CLINICAL TRIALS ARE ALSO MENTIONED IN THIS NEWSPAPER. Interesting newspaper isn't it? HAPPY READING! Sincerely, nancy m. PREVIOUS PARTIAL POSTING- > nancy wrote: > > > > > *********www.genengnews.com *********** > > > > > > TRY GENETIC ENGINEERING NEWS, VOL 20, NO 16, SEPT. 15.2000. IT HAS THE > > > N.I.H. GUIDELINES, AASTROM STEM CELL TRANSPLANT USED IN BONE MARROW > > > TRANSPLANTS. ALTHOUGH THAT ISN'T P.D., THE WORDS CANCER, PARKINSONS, > > > ALZHEIMER, HEART DISEASE MAY STARTLE THE SENATE AND CONGRESS 'S BRAIN > > > INTO THINKING MORE ABOUT THE POSITIVE OUTCOMES OF STEM CELL RESEARCH. > > > > > > COMPANIES BACK UP LOBBYING? etc.<<<<<<<<READ:) > >