The researchers tried to clone mice from other parts of the body, but found that brain cells were the most successful.
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Sorry for deleting the article “Understanding Worldpeace”. I said i would extend on it but after probing some theorys with friends i feel the world isnt ready to understand this truth. Sometimes truth is malformed to fit political and “feel good” views on the world and thus science becomes corupt. I dont want to be […]
Woo-suk, a leading stem cell scientist, from South Korea, fell from grace last year when an official inquest found he had faked data on human cloning. The fraud severely dented hopes for treatments based on embryonic stem cells, which in principle can grow into any tissue in the body. But it appears he has inadvertently […]
