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Nature Medicine 14, 590 (2008)
doi:10.1038/nm0608-590a
Britain moves toward loosening embryo laws despite objections
Michael Hopkin1
- London
Britain's parliament has begun voting on the most controversial and divisive aspects of its new draft laws governing embryology and reproductive medicine. As Nature Medicine went to press, politicians in the House of Commons had voted by a 336 to 176 majority to make legal the creation of 'cybrid' embryos—human-like embryos from empty animal eggs.
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