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Emerging Technologies and Developing Countries: Stem Cell Research (and Cloning) Regulation and Argentina

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no DOI — not checkedIndeed, it has been noted that Latin American legislators receive mandates from the Vatican and frequently act under Vatican morality rather than exercise their own free choice: F. Zegers-Hochschild. Attitudes Towards Reproduction in Latin America: Teachings from the Use of Modern Reproductive Technologies
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no DOI — not checkedThis is in contrast to the dismal state of science funding in 2002, the height of Argentina's economic crisis: C. Marzuola. Argentina's Crisis Heralds Time of Torment for Scientists
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no DOI — not checked) the increasingly technoscientific nature medical practices, (4) the transformation of biomedical knowledge/information production, management, distribution and utilisation
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