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federal rules that spell out consistent national limits on therapeutic cloning and put a clear ban on the technology's use in fertility clinics, said Johns Hopkins University bioethicist Jeffrey Kahn. Researchers are also likely to step up their demand for donated eggs so they can conduct similar experiments. That lends u

ow saying that somatic cell nuclear transfer may be the only way to truly reprogram cells," Lanza said. [email protected] Copyright © 2013, Los Angeles Times HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_027027

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