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1. Scientists announce creation of cloned human stem cells derived from adult cells. ([http:--time.com-65610-cloning-cells-from-two-adult-men- "TIME"])
   2022-09-05 00:26:40 (First version)
2. Scientists announce creation of cloned human stem cells derived from adult cells.
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