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Adults have stem cells in their bone marrow	by DaNutBall	2006-11-19 12:55:59
No it isn't.	by Y2KDragon	2002-06-21 04:23:37
too bad	by nimdokk	2002-06-21 06:44:44
why can't they? (n/t)	by ma petite	2002-06-21 06:51:32
Well, they	by mirage	2002-06-21 20:10:34
do - but, indirectly. But, first you must use an egg cell, replace the nucleus with the nucleus of a normal cell from the person whose cells you wish to clone, allow it to grow, and isolate the stem cells from the egg. Currently, there is no way to directly create specific cells - you have to grow them by differentiating a stem cell, that has been grown from an egg cell.
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