Protesters seek US ban on embryo stem-cell work⃛

Meredith Wadman

Nature, 1999, vol. 400, issue 6740, 96-96

Abstract: washington A coalition of more than 100 anti-abortionists have said that research on human embryonic stem cells is scientifically unnecessary, and are urging Congress to fund alternatives.

Date: 1999
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