Seven labs worldwide confirm 'STAP' cells cannot be reproduced - The Japan Times

Seven laboratories have confirmed that a type of stem cell said to have been discovered by a Japanese scientist in now-retracted papers could not be reproduced, despite over 100 attempts, according to research published Wednesday.

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