1.   Any new information about the way the human body responds to diseases and treatments, she says, will benefit all humans.

2.   He made clear that while he opposes human cloning, he still advocates scientific experimentation in cloning molecules, DNA, and animals in cases that may benefit humans.

3.   If these studies suggest that the drug may benefit humans, an application is made to the Food and Drug Administration for human testing.

4.   Scientists have discovered a way to speed the healing of wounds in mice, and the finding, they say, may eventually benefit humans.

5.   Studies in mice using embyronic stem cells to repair various organs have so far given a hint as to how they could benefit humans.

6.   He noted, however, that it will be many years before such work could benefit humans.

7.   Researchers may someday be able to engineer pharmaceuticals, organs and tissue to benefit humans.