Dear Senator Feinstein: I am writing to urge you to continue working to protect basic biomedical research in any proposed human cloning legislation. While we all agree that "cloning" a complete human being is undesirable and unethical at present, it is very important that any legislation that is passed not inadvertently block important research into regenerative technology, or into the creation of artificially grown human organs for transplantation and other purposes.
Dianne Feinstein: “Dear Senator Feinstein: I am writing to urge you to continue working to protect basic biomedical research in any…”
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Discussing the importance of protecting biomedical research in human cloning legislation.
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