SYDNEY (Reuters) - With the help of the Catholic Church, Australian researchers have successfully grown adult stem cells harvested from the human nose, avoiding the ethical and legal problems associated with embryonic stem cells.
SYDNEY (Reuters) - With the help of the Catholic Church, Australian researchers have successfully grown adult stem cells harvested from the human nose, avoiding the ethical and legal problems associated with embryonic stem cells.
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Watch where you leave your kleenex.
You mean, don't throw it away! That booger could grow you a new spinal cord someday!
Spinal cord? You mean cerebrum, don't you? Oh, sorry. That's stem cells from fecal matter.
I hate you both.
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