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Stem-cell scientist asks for retraction

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US partner urges Korean cloner to retract landmark paper.

In the latest chapter of a messy scientific divorce, biologist Gerald Schatten has asked his former collaborator, Woo Suk Hwang, to retract a celebrated stem-cell paper published under both their names.

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  1. Hwang, W. S. et al. Science, 308. 1777 - 1783 (2005).

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