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The Erasure of Egg Providers in Stem Cell Science

2013-01-01

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The Erasure of Egg Providers in Stem Cell Science Richard F. Storrow (bio) Introduction According to many accounts stem cell science is the Holy Grail of medicine, promising new and effective ways to treat dreaded diseases and to rejuvenate failing organs.1 Stem cells' pluripotency—their ability in response to chemical signals to become any of the many cell types in the human body—is believed to be their key to re...

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10.1353/fro.2013.a530612
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