I guess in 2001, President Bush acknowledged there were embryonic lines available at that time and that any action we took at that moment against those lines did not implicate human life. He said those lines would be available for embryonic stem cells for any university that would apply; is that correct?
Questioning the availability of embryonic stem cell lines during a discussion on stem cell research.
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Mr. Chairman, thank you very much, and I want to thank our witness for being here and the conversation that she is having with the Committee.
It seems like we have gotten off into equity and diversity and all these other matters. I would like to, if I can, go a little bit higher and go to the challenges of politically driven agendas.
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