The fate of the United States' most ambitious stem cell research agency is resting in the hands of a California judge now that both sides have filed written closing arguments in a trial challenging the institute's legality. Three taxpayer groups allege that the voter-approved California Institute for Regenerative Medicine lacks the proper state government oversight to dole out $3 billion in research grants for the next decade.
March 17, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The fate of the United States’ most ambitious stem cell research agency is resting in the hands of a California judge as both sides filed written closing arguments in a trial challenging the institute’s legality.
Three taxpayer groups alleged the voter-approved California Institute for Regenerative Medicine lacks the proper state government oversight to dole out $3 billion in research grants for the next decade.
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