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To: michael97123 who wrote (115628)5/23/2005 12:08:41 PM
From: kech  Read Replies (1) of 793845
 
and while federal funding might not be a necessity for US research it certainly helps. So a bill could be passed that limits research to existing stem cell lines and discarded embryos? A caveat could be built into the legislation about farming and cloning not being included. Hell there could even be penalties for those who do incorporated into the same bill.

Just a minor clarification which has the same intent as your comment. I would rephrase to "limit research to existing stem cell lines and embryos which couples choose to make available for stem cell research".

Interesting idea:

"A caveat could be built into the legislation about farming and cloning not being included. Hell there could even be penalties for those who do incorporated into the same bill."

If possible to do that it would be good refinement.
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