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Stem-cell giveaway proposed as confusion reigns over cell count
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Academic researchers in the United States should soon be able to access certain human embryonic stem-cell lines for free.BresaGen, a company based in Adelaide, Australia, and ES Cell International (ESI) in Singapore say they plan to give their cells away to publicly funded scientists.
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