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Experts Raise Ethical Concerns Over Growing Human Cells In Monkey Embryos
Research that has now sparked ethical debate involves growing human stem cells in monkey embryos. For this purpose, scientists injected human stem cells.
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Research that has now sparked ethical debate involves growing human stem cells in monkey embryos. In breakthrough research, a team consisting of biologists from the US and China developed a human-monkey hybrid in laboratory settings. For this purpose, scientists injected human stem cells in embryos in Macaques monkeys and then observed them for 20 days, before all of them got destroyed on their own.