Hank Greely

Stanford University

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Professor of Law at Stanford University and Director of its Center for Law and the Biosciences

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Human embryonic stem cells can now be created in the laboratory — and they, in turn, can be transformed into any kind of cell in the body.

The Implications of Cloned Embryonic Stem Cells

Human embryonic stem cells can now be created in the laboratory — and they, in turn, can be transformed into any kind of cell in the body.

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