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A less common view holds that obtaining stem cells from cloned embryos poses fewer ethical problems than obtaining stem cells from discarded IVF embryos.

Vertebrate animal tissues (from mouse and Cynomolgus macaque) were existing, discarded surplus materials stemming from unrelated studies.

Normal simian brain tissues were obtained from the Center of Biological Evaluation and Research, Food and Drug Administration and mouse tissues were surplus discarded pathological specimens stemming from unrelated studies in the laboratory.

Nevertheless stem cells derived from discarded fetal materials may have some theoretical advantages.

The moral dilemma of stem cells, taken from discarded embryos in hopes of treating diseases such as Parkinson's.

For years, private financing has been used to create embryonic stem cell lines, mostly from discarded embryos from fertility clinics.

Remove the leaves from the stems, discarding the stems.

Dental tissues are attractive sources of stem cells, as they are obtained from discarded tissue, after third molar extraction and exfoliation deciduous teeth, respectively.

The report stemmed from the manner of Rogers' escape during which he discarded some of his belongings, including his regimental coat, which contained his military commission.

Discard the stalks and stems from the tomatoes, then cut them in half (or use whole cherry tomatoes).

Hold the greens vertically, then tear the leaves from the stems, discarding the latter.