Famous co-authors part company over egg-donation controversy.
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23 November 2005
Our News story on the rift between stem-cell researchers Gerald Schatten and Woo Suk Hwang (see Nature 438, 262–263; 2005) misstated which partner gave an effusive public toast to the other. Schatten praised Hwang, not vice versa.
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Cyranoski, D., Check, E. Stem-cell brothers divide. Nature 438, 262–263 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1038/438262a
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