A revolutionary way of making stem cells claimed last year by Japanese and U.S. researchers never existed in the first place. That is the conclusion of two papers published on September 23 in Nature — the same journal that published the original papers early last year. George Daley, professor of biological chemistry and molecular pharmacology at Boston Children’s Hospital, is quoted.
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