Human cells used to treat 'Parkinson's' rats

Human embryo cells have been used to treat rats with symptoms of Parkinson’s disease in a move that has important implications for therapeutic cloning, it was revealed today.

Human embryo cells have been used to treat rats with symptoms of Parkinson’s disease in a move that has important implications for therapeutic cloning, it was revealed today.

Scientists in Israel manipulated the stem cells in the laboratory before injecting them into the rats’ brains.

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