In July 2003, the Daily Mail wrote
 about the work of a team of researchers from Israel, revealed at the 
annual conference of the European Society of Human Reproduction and 
Embryology in Madrid. These researchers had successfully cultivated 
ovarian follicles in the lab, keeping them alive for several weeks. The 
tissue, the part of the female reproductive system that gives rise to 
ova, had been taken from seven babies aborted at between 22 and 33 weeks
 gestation. It was cultivated in a mixture of chemicals and hormones 
over four weeks and the follicles matured to the stage just prior to the
 production of gametes. 
“I’m fully aware of the controversy about this - but probably, in some 
place, it will be ethically acceptable,” Biron-Shental said. “There is a
 shortage of donated oocytes (eggs) for IVF - oocytes from aborted 
fetuses might provide a new source for these. 
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