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How Embryonic Stem Cell Lines are Made
Use of embryonic stem cells in research has been hotly debated for several years. This animation presents the basics on how stem cell lines are established. For more information on how techniques similar to this are used in research, visit DNA from the Beginning and explore Concept 41: DNA is only the beginning for understanding the human genome.
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