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Wednesday, January 14, 2009

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WALKERSVILLE, Md. - Corneal tissue for stem cell research and therapeutic use comes from dead people who donate their organs. That means there's a finite supply, said Jeffrey Janus, president of the International Stem Cell Corp. and CEO of Lifeline Cell Technology.

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