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Cell Biologists Hail Senate Passage of Stem Cell Bill



Expanding the number of human embryonic stem cells available for use by U.S. government-funded researchers was approved by the Senate with its passage of H.R. 810, 63 - 37. American Society for Cell Biology President Mary Beckerle praised the United


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