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Differentiating between human and non-human interspecies embryos
Journal of Medical Ethics 40 (4):284-285 (2014)
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Following the debate in the UK House of Lords, in December 2012, uncertainty remains as to the manner in which human and non-human interspecies embryos are differentiated in lawOther Versions
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