Final Report (all chapters)

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Sills, E. Scott, and Gianpiero D. Palermo. "Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis for Elective Sex
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Skloot, Rebecca. "Sally Has 2 Mommies and 1 Daddy." Popular Science, March 1, 2003.
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Steinbacher, Roberta, and Faith Gilroy. "Sex Selection Technology: A Prediction of Its Use and
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Stem Cells Stimulated to Be Sperm Associated Press, September 15, 2003 [cited August 2, 2005].
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Surani, Azim. "Stem Cells: How to Make Eggs and Sperm." Nature 427 (2004): 106-07.
Swetkis, Doreen, Faith Gilroy, and Roberta Steinbacher. "Firstborn Preference and Attitudes
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Thibodeaux, J., and R. Godke. "In Vitro Enhancement of Early Stage Embryos with Coculture."
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Treatment for Infertile Women Yields Babies with Three Sets of Genes Kaiser Family
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Unno, N., Y. Kubawara, T. Okai, K. Kido, Nakayama H., Kikuchi, Y. Narumiya, S. Kozuma, Y.
Taketani, and M. Tamura. "Development of an Artificial Placenta: Survival of Isolated
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Vasagar, Jeevan. "Use of Foetal Eggs Grotesque, Say Campaigners." The Guardian, July 2,
2003.
Vogel, Gretchen. "Embryonic Stem Cells: Scientists Make Sperm in a Dish." Science 302, no.
5652 (2003): 1875.
Vogelstein, Bert, Bruce Alberts, and Kenneth Shine. "Please Don't Call It Cloning." Science 295
(2002): 1237.
Volokh, Eugene. "The Mechanisms of the Slippery Slope." Harvard Law Review 116 (2003):
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