【我当个搬运工,还是请生物专家们点评一下吧。下面的第一篇来自怪人刘实,第二篇文章及链接里面的评论好象很多是嘲讽他的。】 1.先是刘实在博文里面披露这事 http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_502041670102eklz.html 独家快讯:中国民间真科徐荣祥起诉诺贝尔奖评委 【求真网2012年12月5日电】诺贝尔奖评委不顾中国民间真科徐荣祥早已发现人体再生干细胞并利用体内激活再生干细胞实现原位器官组织克隆的事实,也不顾世界超一流生命科学家对iPS细胞就是人造癌细胞的正确认识,硬是将今年的诺贝尔医学奖发给了日本人山中伸弥。为此,科学高人刘实已公开指责诺贝尔奖评委犯了科学史上最大的一个错误。刘实还正告山中伸弥,如果他斗胆前去领奖,将会面临法律纠缠。 现在,中国民间真科徐荣祥已起诉诺贝尔奖评委。估计诺贝尔奖颁发之前,50位评委都将收到法院的传票。 2. 今天,波士顿的一个制药公司的化学家也提起这事 http://pipeline.corante.com/archives/2012/12/12/sue_the_nobel_committee_yeah_thatll_work.php December 12, 2012 Sue the Nobel Committee. Yeah, That'll Work. Posted by Derek Rongxiang Xu is upset with this year's Nobel Prize award for stem cell research. He believes that work he did is so closely related to the subject of the prize that. . .he wants his name on it? No, apparently not. That he wants some of the prize money? Nope, not that either. That he thinks the prize was wrongly awarded? No, he's not claiming that. What he's claiming is that the Nobel Committee has defamed his reputation as a stem cell pioneer by leaving him off, and he wants damages. Now, this is a new one, as far as I know. The closest example comes from 2003, when there was an ugly controversy over the award for NMR imaging ( here's a post from the early days of this blog about it). Dr. Raymond Damadian took out strongly worded (read "hopping mad") advertisement in major newspapers claiming that the Nobel Committee had gotten the award wrong, and that he should have been on it. In vain. The Nobel Committee(s) have never backed down in such a case - although there have been some where you could make a pretty good argument - and they never will, as far as I can see. Xu, who works in Los Angeles, is founder and chairman of the Chinese regenerative medicine company MEBO International Group. The company sells a proprietary moist-exposed burn ointment (MEBO) that induces "physiological repair and regeneration of extensively wounded skin," according to the company's website. Application of the wound ointment, along with other treatments, reportedly induces embryonic epidermal stem cells to grow in adult human skin cells. . . . . .Xu's team allegedly awakened intact mature somatic cells to turn to pluripotent stem cells without engineering in 2000. Therefore, Xu claims, the Nobel statement undermines his accomplishments, defaming his reputation. Now, I realize that I'm helping, in my small way, to give this guy publicity, which is one of the things he most wants out of this effort. But let me make myself clear - I'm giving him publicity in order to roll my eyes at him. I look forward to following Xu's progress through the legal system, and I'll bet his legal team looks forward to it as well, as long as things are kept on a steady payment basis.