Moreover, in principle—though he has not yet done so in practice—he could fertilise his somatic-cell-derived eggs with his somatic-cell-derived sperm to create an entirely somatic-cell-derived adult animal.
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It may also work for gene therapy in somatic cells.
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Writing poems about the somatic reverberations of thwarted — and fulfilled!
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Feel your feelings, and maybe learn more about somatic-based healing.
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Hammond insists upon a kind of somatic equivalency in her work.
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Somatic gene therapies are legal in both China and the United States.
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Reproductive cloning is accomplished through a technique called somatic cell nuclear transfer.
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Somatic-based therapies are wonderful for learning how to really feel your emotions.
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Depression is somatic as well as emotional, an emptiness you can physically feel.
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To find out, I reached out to somatic psychologist and sex therapist Holly Richmond.
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With assisted suicide, we ask that doctors, experts only in our somatic existence, play God.
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For Somatic Narcissists, the body was ultimate validation, and ceaseless conquest was its own reward.
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"On this very sensory, somatic level, I couldn't bond with another human being," she said.
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"It's neurological," said Holly Richmond, a somatic psychologist based in Los Angeles and Portland, Ore.
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SOMATIC: Industrial bathroom cleaning is a prime "dull"/"dirty" candidate to be replaced by automation.
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Dr Hayashi and his colleagues do not create their eggs and sperm directly from somatic cells.
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When somatic illusions strike, in other words, they strike our very sense of who we are.
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In 1996, Dolly became the first animal cloned using a process called somatic cell nuclear transfer.
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She got no sense of a person's brain having an inside, away from somatic stimulus response time.
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He was the subject of a solo exhibition, Crypto-Somatic Incantation, at Studio10, Brooklyn, in February 2016.
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His group has seven more papers under review, including articles on somatic mutations and single cell dynamics.
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"Women suffer much more from somatic complaints like stomach and headaches compared to men," ter Horst explained.
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Though we'd drifted apart somewhat, in high school, Maddy was lodged in my somatic sense of myself.
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Microdosers claim the practice results in heightened creativity, lowered depression, and even relief from chronic somatic pain.
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But there's a barrier between her somatic understanding of the master's form and the verbalization of it.
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Her books are contraptions intended to produce a series of psychological and somatic responses in her readers.
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Hugh Derry (Ariyon Bakare), an exobiologist, marvels that each of Calvin's cells can perform every somatic function.
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It's like the somatic equivalent of white noise, louder and louder the longer the interaction goes on.
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It's about mood swings and depression out of control, a somatic heritage Hood tells us he knows firsthand.
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This kind of gene editing revises somatic cells, the kind that are not passed on to our offspring.
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After a year and a half of somatic therapy, she says her pain finally began to go away.
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The contents of the somatic cell were then implanted into an egg cell that had its nucleus removed.
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Scientists might edit "somatic" cells (nonreproductive cell types like skin or liver cells) or "germline" cells (eggs or sperm).
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To those familiar with The Moving Company and their somatic public performance projects, this scene may be slightly recognizable.
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Like the somatic tracking exercises described above, the goal of CBT is to come to a new understanding about pain.
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Somatic already has a handful of customers, including a FAANG company, whose offices are already being cleaned by the robot.
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The story, which appears to be Fall's debut, follows the first "somatic female" to undergo "tactical-role gender reassignment" surgery.
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And it all began with Dolly the sheep: she was cloned in 1996 using a method called somatic cell nuclear transfer.
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Dolly was the first mammal to be cloned from an adult cell, using a process called somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT).
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Many of Eastman's clients have found relief from distressing flashbacks by working with somatic therapists and psychotherapists specializing in psychedelic integration.
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Both germline and somatic defects present in tumor cells and their identification is essential to profiling, monitoring, and identifying therapeutic targets.
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WADADA LEO SMITH "Najwa" (TUM) Mr. Smith's trumpet is all the things that electrified music ostensibly isn't: slow, shapely, somatic, preverbal.
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The bud tenders on staff would meticulously walk me through each strain on display, describing in detail their psychoactive and somatic effects.
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The cycle of doubt and self-doubt—bitcoin sounds fishy; I'm an idiot for thinking bitcoin sounded fishy—can turn palpable, somatic.
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CRISPR and somatic cell nuclear transfer, for instance, have been used together to create pigs whose organs are safer for human transplantation.
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A central registry for both somatic (non-heritable) and germline genetic cell research is key for transparency and increasing accountability, Hamburg says.
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The downside with somatic modifications, of course, is that each and every person who inherits a genetic disorder has to receive treatment.
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She said this approach and the record's fascination with hindsight is influenced by her recent interest in somatic, or "body-based" therapy.
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The first model was created with help from $50,000 in bootstrapped funds, to which Somatic has added $300,000, including $150,000 from SOSV.
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"Her books are contraptions intended to produce a series of psychological and somatic responses in her readers," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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"The shape makes the Black,"33.513 states Dyson in reference to imaging radicality, stretching her technique of imbuing the somatic with abstraction.
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Furthermore, as had happened before with the somatic-cell-derived sperm, these pups developed normally into adults and were themselves able to reproduce.
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Meanwhile, those with somatic symptom disorders, including those formerly identified as hypochondriacs, frequently request medical tests and body scans to identify serious illness.
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I also tried somatic healing, boxing, Buddhist meditation, Ayahuasca and finally, because it was offered to me for free by a publicist, Botox.
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Its adherents tend to be regular, simple folk, who may not articulate a Jacksonian paradigm but understand its governing philosophy by somatic impulse.
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But somatic gene therapies, like the germline variety, are also in their infancy, requiring due diligence, responsible oversight, and a hefty amount of caution.
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To do so, however, the researchers would have to extract and grow viable somatic cells—something they haven't been able to do just yet.
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This led to the idea that maybe the somatic nucleus of the primate species are unable to express the genes required for embryo development.
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Holly Richmond, Ph.D., a somatic psychologist and certified sex therapist, agrees that her clients seem especially interested in getting into relationships in the spring.
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Unlike Reiki, somatic energy healing incorporates specific physical, emotional and mental practices to help people increase self and body awareness and change behavior patterns.
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And if you're not into it, don't feel like you have to be, says Holly Richmond, PhD, a somatic psychologist and certified sex therapist (CST).
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But using this method, called somatic cell nuclear transfer, on humans could be extremely unsafe, because the clone could have serious developmental disorders, Knoepfler says.
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The five phases oscillate between a heavy somatic experience (through psychoacoustic and stroboscopic gestures) and a diegetic one (telephoto surveillance of life in the arcology).
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They also report a greater number of auditory, tactile, and somatic (body-related) sensations, perhaps due to their already heightened sense of touch and hearing.
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But scientists have learned a lot since developing the technique, and somatic cell nuclear transfer has been used in more than 20 species to make clones.
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In the past, using a slightly different technique from the one that he describes this week, Dr Hayashi has bred mice using somatic-cell-derived sperm.
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"This case flew in the face of everything I had been taught regarding the universality and imminence of somatic demise in brain death," Shewmon later wrote.
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"Our data highlight the tremendous potential of correcting homozygous disease and compound heterozygous mutations by base editing in human somatic cells and embryos," the scientists wrote.
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This is different to somatic (body) cell gene-editing, whereby only existing cells are targeted and the changes made are not passed on to future offspring.
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Cory Nakasue, a somatic therapist and astrologer, told me she's getting over her "FOMO issues" — Fear of Missing Out — and instead enjoys missing out on things.
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The current psychiatric diagnostic manual has abandoned hypochondria as a disorder, replacing it in 2013 with two new concepts: somatic symptom disorder and illness anxiety disorder.
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These defects can be found in germline genes, those inherited and present in all cells, or in somatic genes, those only expressed in certain cell types.
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But feeling jealous about a celebrity crush is 100% valid, because your emotions are real, says Holly Richmond, PhD, a somatic psychologist and certified sex therapist (CST).
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One built on the creation in 2006, by a Japanese researcher, Shinya Yamanaka, of induced pluripotent stem cells derived directly from somatic body cells such as skin.
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It's key to note that this experiment, proposed by scientists at the University of Pennsylvania, is somatic, meaning it will not create changes that can be inherited.
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It's important to note that in UPenn's proposed experiment, the gene therapy is somatic, not germline, which means that whatever genetic alterations are made won't be heritable.
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Government bodies should encourage public discussion and policy debate regarding governance of somatic human genome editing for purposes other than treatment or prevention of disease or disability.
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Next, very stringent criteria, such as success with somatic gene therapy (without touching the germline) should be established to demonstrate success at meeting safety and efficacy standards.
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After he published that first 2007 study, he started to get notes from "lonely people being devoured by disease and suffering, both personal and somatic," he says.
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The prized dog was cloned from somatic cells sampled from her skin, which were used to create an embryo that was implanted into a female beagle, Engadget reported.
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The two long-tailed macaques born in December, named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua, are the first primates to be cloned using somatic cell nuclear transfer, or SCNT.
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It's a potent technique, but when used on ordinary somatic cells (that is, cells other than reproductive ones like sperm and eggs), it can't change a whole species.
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In the show's small free catalog, Ms. Backstrom goes deeper into her subject and explains the titles — "somatic/energy/spirit" and "slit/texture/scar" — that define each grouping.
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To help you close out the summer with a bang, we enlisted the help of Dr. Holly Richmond, PhD, a somatic psychologist and certified sex therapist (CST). Enjoy.
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Before our eyes, Guillot's instincts seem to be transformed from an aesthetic outlier's to those of an old-school formalist, while Gold's beguilingly retinal maneuvers yield uncannily somatic results.
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Of note: The suggested moratorium would not cover germline editing for research purposes only, or the editing of non-germline cells in humans (called somatic cells) to treat diseases.
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There are myriad types of counseling available for people with PTSD, including cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based stress reduction, somatic experiencing, and eye movement desensitization and reprocessing, she says.
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Kunxun was cloned via somatic skin sample on September 12 last year, which was then taken back to Beijing, where an embryo was then implanted into a surrogate beagle.
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Roof's somatic delusions -- which are defined as false beliefs that something is grossly wrong with one's body -- include unfounded complaints of hair loss and thyroid disease, according to reports.
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Radical healing may require somatic modalities that involve a less linguistic, more undivided experience of emotion in the body, which language as a highly cerebral process can actively prevent.
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"The experience of the reaction is so traumatizing that an individual can become paralyzed and develop somatic symptoms of anxiety just by smelling that specific food again," Tilocca says.
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By focusing on one's somatic — or bodily — experience, the mind is forced to slow down and is drawn away from racing thoughts, adrenaline-producing fears, and stressful worst-case scenarios.
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In her new evening-length solo, "The Monomyth," the captivating Michelle Boulé explores ideas about mythmaking, using her deep knowledge of somatic practices to unearth stories buried in the body.
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Snuppy — named by combining "Seoul National University," where he was born, and the word "puppy" — was produced via somatic cell nuclear transfer, the same technique used to create Dolly the sheep.
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By bringing up the somatic memory — the body sense — of being strong and determined, you will remind yourself that if you could get through that, you can get through this, too.
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Dance In her new evening-length solo, "The Monomyth," the captivating Michelle Boulé explores ideas about mythmaking, using her deep knowledge of somatic practices to unearth stories buried in the body.
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What's more, the sharks also exhibited somatic (cellular) growth while on the plant-based diet, and they possessed the required biochemistry to break down even the toughest portions of the fibrous seagrass.
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Somatic gene editing, on the other hand, in which a living person's DNA is altered to treat various maladies, from cancer through to hemophilia, results in genetic changes that are not heritable.
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This Pokémon changes its type when exclusive items are inserted into the drive on its head, and its somatic cells mutate and glow with different colors of light depending on its type.
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In 2015, a lab at Harvard sequenced the genome of individual neurons from postmortem brains, and found that each neuron has many small changes made to it over time, called somatic mutations.
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His acoustic trio formed five years ago, opening another pathway for him, especially as a composer: "Somatic," released on Winter & Winter in 2012, aligned him with a more jazz-shaped experimental tradition.
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Twenty years after Dolly became the first mammal ever to be cloned, this is the first research aimed at investigating healthy ageing in clones made by somatic cell nuclear transfer, or SCNT.
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"The low mortality rate is all the more noteworthy as heroin-assisted treatment in Switzerland included only refractory opioid addicts with existing severe somatic and/or mental problems," the study's authors conclude.
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A patient who isn't depressed or anxious about job prospects is less at risk of developing further mental health issues, or suffering through somatic symptoms like chest pains, fatigue, or stomach ulcers.
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It was achieved through a process called somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT), which involves transferring the nucleus of a cell, which includes its DNA, into an egg which has had its nucleus removed.
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Unlike somatic gene therapies (which are administered after birth), the traits endowed by germline interventions are permanent, and they can be passed down to offspring, so it's important that scientists get this right.
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And those changes can be made so that they're passed on to future generations (so-called germline editing) or so that they affect only the individual whose cells are being edited (somatic editing).
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Though somatic cell nuclear transfer has been used in humans, it has been performed only to generate stem cells, Sinclair said, adding that "there's nobody out there interested in generating clones of humans."
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Somatic builds large robots that are trained to clean restrooms via VR. The system sprays and wipes down surfaces and is capable of opening doors and riding up and down in the elevator.
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Primates have been cloned before, but this is the first time monkeys were duplicated using the same technique — called somatic cell nuclear transfer —that scientists used to clone Dolly the sheep, in 1996.
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The trees aren't exactly clones—more like the product of a high-tech version of grafting, where cuttings, or tissues, from one plant are used to propagate others in a process called somatic embryogenesis.
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"While we applaud the rapid advance of somatic gene editing into clinical trials, we continue to believe that proceeding with any clinical use of germline editing remains irresponsible at this time," the statement said.
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Khalsa said in the past ten years, it's becoming clear that interoceptive deficits are present in a wide range of disorders, like panic disorder, depression, eating disorders, somatic symptom disorders, substance use disorders, and PTSD.
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Slowly, more women joined our circular table: There was Cynthia, a somatic therapist who lives in Denver and attended with her mother, and another woman from Utah who attended with her girlfriend and her mother.
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More recently, somatic gene-editing therapies (those that modify the body cells of people already alive, rather than the cells of those yet to be born) have been mushrooming without always having had proper approval.
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Regardless of poor efficiency and a fuzzy understanding, somatic cell nuclear transfer has been undertaken in more than 20 species of mammals to create clones, according to Kenneth Sinclair, lead author of the new study.
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Researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Neuroscience in Shanghai used a process called somatic cell nuclear transfer to transfer the nucleus of a cell into an egg which had its nucleus removed.
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In the same essay, she looks at her relationships with her sisters—tight, somatic, and sometimes discordant bonds, so unlike the bonds of mutual encouragement and honest compassion she shares with friends as an adult.
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Only later did Bader, a designer by trade, discover that Dadashi was a coder who'd been CTO of electronics company MHD Enterprises before starting a travel and lifestyle startup for mental wellness, called Somatic Studios.
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There's a different perspective that comes from knowing on a somatic level and I've talked with lots of women who say that exploring pegging has given their male partners a more attuned, patient approach to intercourse.
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According to Feng, Longlong's birth was the first time scientists had combined two cutting-edge bio-technologies: A gene-editing tool called CRISPR with somatic cell cloning technology - the method used to clone Dolly the sheep.
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Once they successfully engineered cells with all of the sites shut down, they used a process known as somatic nuclear transfer to implant the modified DNA in a pig egg, creating an embryo free of PERVs.
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"The frequency of depression in stroke patients is also much higher as compared to patients experiencing other acute somatic events such as a heart attack," said senior study author Dr. Merete Osler of Copenhagen University in Denmark.
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The process scientists used to clone the D-squad and other animals — somatic cell nuclear transfer — involves wiping out existing DNA in an egg cell and replacing it with new DNA, which isn't always a clean sweep.
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The moment any person comes to accept as justifiable an act of violence upon another — whether physical, spiritual or otherwise — that person has already lost the moral battle, even if he is currently winning the somatic one.
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At Mallory's request, his psychiatrist confirmed to me that Mallory was given a diagnosis of bipolar II. The psychiatrist said that Mallory, because of his mother's illness, sometimes had "somatic complaints, fears, and preoccupations," including about cancer.
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These monkeys are the first primates to be cloned using a technique called somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT), the same method that was used to create the first animal clone, Dolly the sheep, over 20 years ago.
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Andrea Glik, LMSW, a Somatic Trauma Therapist, tells Refinery29 that many people might be experiencing abuse from a partner who makes them feel trapped and manipulated, and are unaware that this type of behavior even constitutes abuse.
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In the case of Hua Hua and Zhong Zhong, researchers used modern technology developed only in the last couple of years to enhance the technique used to clone Dolly, which is called somatic cell transfer, or SCNT.
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It takes a paradigm shift to seek out somatic psychotherapy approaches and to believe in the wisdom and the healing power of the body that extends past traditional physical treatment of symptoms, such as medication and surgery.
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Notably, Leeners' research did not look at the disorder known as premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), a severe clinical mood disorder that consists of a number of affective, behavioral, and somatic symptoms that recur monthly during the menstrual cycle.
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A team of researchers at Nottingham University announced on Tuesday that four of Dolly the Sheep's genetic identicals are showing no signs of premature aging—evidence that "somatic cell nuclear transfer," or cloning, can result in healthy adult mammals.
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She's also a wonderful writer with an assured sense of when to zoom in to her body's somatic response for a piercing immediacy and when to pull back to convey the measured perspective gained through the distance of time.
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According to Holly Richmond, PhD, a somatic psychologist and certified sex therapist (CST), what some people call "aftershocks" are involuntary muscle contractions that happen after an orgasm — just like an orgasm itself is an involuntary contraction of your pelvic floor muscles.
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"The scaffold would be useful in these cases once we have iPS-derived female oocytes and the hormone producing somatic cells (granulosa and theca) and we are able to develop a complete in vitro iPS-derived follicle," Woodruff told TechCrunch.
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"The program also plans to establish a somatic cell bank of good-performing police dogs that can be preserved for 50 years and a group of good-performing police dogs for breeding to fast breed good police dogs."Er. Cool.
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Somatic embryogenesis is also under investigation at the Molecular Tree Breeding Lab at North Carolina State University, where scientists view the technique as a "pathway for large-scale clonal propagation and genetic engineering in the future," as the lab's site explains.
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The National Institutes of Health's new Somatic Cell Genome Editing will award funds over six years to researchers working to solve problems that will help accelerate research across the field, like developing better delivery mechanisms or better methods for gene editing.
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The controversial experiment was the first time a primate has been successfully cloned using a technique known as somatic cell nuclear transfer — the same technique used to clone Dolly the sheep two decades earlier (it's much harder to do on primates).
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How they did it: In somatic cell nuclear transfer cloning, DNA from the cell of the individual being cloned is transferred into an unfertilized egg, which is then placed in a surrogate mother to develop into a clone of the donor.
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It's a psychological therapy that uses a technique called somatic tracking, where patients just take time to notice the feelings and sensations going on in their body while assessing those sensations and determining whether or not they should fear them.
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Scientists have already used cloning to restore, for a few brief minutes, the Pyrenean ibex, a method that relies on using the nucleus of the somatic cell of an extinct species and transferring it into the germ cell of a host species.
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Such work differs from research being conducted by numerous drug companies and scientists into gene therapies based on editing so-called somatic cells that affect an individual's health by correcting a disease or condition but would not be passed on to offspring.
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According to Susanne Babbel, PhD, MFT, author of Heal the Body, Heal the Mind: A Somatic Approach to Moving Beyond Trauma, having a revenge fantasy, or even just watching one play out, can be healing — and even healthy — because it helps conquer feelings of helplessness.
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These categories are somatic (physical) complaints, such as feeling unable to sleep well; interpersonal relations, such as fearing people dislike them; depressive affect, meaning having explicit feelings of sadness; or a lack of positive affect, meaning they haven't felt happy or hopeful as of late.
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"While we ... applaud the rapid advance of somatic gene editing into clinical trials, we continue to believe that proceeding with any clinical use of germline editing remains irresponsible at this time," the organizing committee for the Human Genome Editing Summit wrote in a statement.
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But, these days, the preference is to use it to develop fetuses conceived either by conventional IVF or by GFSC (gametogenesis from somatic cells, in which sperm or egg are made from skin cells), so that both parents' genes are mixed in the child they jointly raise.
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As they report this week in Nature, there are animals now scampering around cages in their laboratory whose maternal antecedents are egg cells derived not from the ovaries of their mothers, but from body cells (known as somatic cells), in this case from those mothers' tails.
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Or they can be boldly assertive: You'll have to stand back to take in the full somatic force of "Penumbra" (1970), nearly 23 feet across, in which halos of North America and the Eurasian landmass glow in a spray-painted field of violet, navy and hunter green.
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"We speculate that current assessments may have missed a substantial proportion of potential genotypes generated by on-target Cas9 cutting and repair, some of which may have potential pathogenic con-sequences following somatic editing of large populations of mitoti-cally active cells," the authors wrote in the paper.
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Susanne Babbel, PhD, author of Heal the Body, Heal the Mind: A Somatic Approach to Moving Beyond Trauma, says that many survivors do end up leaving a job where they're harassed or assaulted because they might encounter traumatic reminders of the incidents when they come into the workplace.
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Amy Baldwin, a somatic sex and relationship coach for the wellness app Juicebox, certified sex educator, and founder of the podcast Shameless Sex, recommends edging, or masturbating almost to the point of orgasm and stopping, for as long as you can, then showing your partner how you do it.
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Read More: A Brief History of Microdosing Although these self-reports are important insofar as they offer a baseline qualitative and quantitative metric for future, the most interesting results from the study had nothing to do with mental health, but rather the unexpected somatic, or body, reactions to microdosing.
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But now that other psychedelics like MDMA and psilocybin are making their way from the street to the clinic for everything from PTSD to palliative care, it's not inconceivable that the somatic effects of microdosing LSD will be the subject of some PhD student's thesis in the near future.
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Using a breakthrough technique called somatic cell nuclear transfer, scientists at Roslin took a nucleus -- the part of the cell that contains most of its genetic information -- from cells within the mammary gland of an adult sheep and stuck it inside an unfertilized egg from which the nucleus had been removed.
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R. Alta Charo, a leading American bioethicist and the co-chair of the report, insisted during the report's release panel today that genome editing, both somatic (non-heritable changes to genes) and germline (changes that are heritable) should be used for the treatment and prevention of disease and disability only.
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While Appel underwent a revival during the 24s with Junge Wilde, Neo-Expressionism, and the Neo-Fauves (favorites of the art market for how they restaged historical engagements with a crude, macho consciousness), there's a constant somatic demand in his drawings, urging us to rewire our bodies and nervous systems.
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"Through bringing in the interactive and experiential elements, I'm seeking to open up the field of experience to include the somatic in the understanding of language as a medium—to perhaps 'reach through' words, to contemplate and create other meanings beyond what words on their own may signify," she explains.
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Even if you set aside the question of what portion of being human is somatic—of how much our identity derives from the tactile and sensory and emotional consequences of being embodied in flesh, rather than in Row D of a server farm—you can't dispense with the problem of memory.
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" Way back in 1991, the American Academy of Pediatrics warned that corporal punishment is linked to "increased aggressive and destructive behavior, increased disruptive classroom behavior, vandalism, poor school achievement, poor attention span, increased drop-out rate, school avoidance and school phobia, low self-esteem, anxiety, somatic complaints, depression, suicide and retaliation against teachers.
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The California-based "somatic energy practitioner" and chiropractor says he's been in practice for over 25 years, but this month proved to be Amaral's breakout moment, when his methods were featured on Gwyneth Paltrow's new Netflix program The Goop Lab, which focuses on alternative treatments and provides a visit to the furthest reaches of credulity.
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Ilwad Ali: With surfing as a tool for alternative mental health and well-being for children leaving armed groups in Somalia; what we are embarking on with Waves for Change, is a journey of treating the somatic symptoms of trauma and stress carried by children affected by war and empowering them with techniques to rebuild and reclaim their lives.
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"Some women suffer from psychiatric conditions that may change their perception of pain, bleeding and somatic symptoms, or may prompt the desire to address such symptoms with medical or surgical treatments," said study coauthor Dr. Walter Rocca, a professor of epidemiology and neurology in the department of health sciences research at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
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" Also a proponent of somatic therapy, homeopathy and acupuncture, Drake-Lee says during the divorce, "I had to get very aggressive with my self-care so that I could make sure that I was going to be able to be sound and grounded, and balanced enough through the weak moments, because the children were only going to be okay if I was okay.
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