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 Tuesday, April 15, 2008
LifeNews reports.

Basically, even if iPSC did allow for easier cloning or easier creation of hybrid embryos, it does not change the fact that iPSC is an excellent and ethical source of pluripotent stem cells.  As in many instances, just because a scientific procedure (i.e. induced pluripotent stem cell research) can be abused (i.e. human cloning, human-animal hybrid embryos, etc.) does not mean that procedure is inherently unethical.

AdvanceUSA contacted Dr. David Prentice and he concurs that recent “concerns” over iPSC are probably attempts to create hype which undermines the significance of ethically derived induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) which make human cloning and embryonic stem cell research unecessary.