But I was also concerned that he would hopefully not sell our house.

There were quick decisions that didn't give us a lot of time for thinking.

It would take more than what we have to just keep him there and we would have been bankrupt.

I just didn't expect him to wake up in the morning (and be) sick. I didn't expect that. He was a well, healthy man.

Everybody has understood that banking is crucial to moving the field forward. This is a concrete step, and we're doing it first.

I think it is an act of medical malpractice to do human reproductive cloning when animal data shows how risky it is -- how high the frequency is of miscarriage, birth defects and even life problems with other species. We've been unsuccessful at doing this in our closest animal relatives.