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GREENVILLE, S.C. -- Four of the five Republican presidential candidates spoke at a Personhood USA panel here on Thursday to discuss their -- mostly identical -- positions on abortion, and issues like trans-human mutation and glowing humans.

While many of the questions were repetitive, a moderator for the anti-abortion group asked former Sen. Rick Santorum about "the world's first glow-in-the-dark human," which he said was created by Cornell University researchers without an intervention from the National Institutes of Health -- a somewhat bizarre example of embryonic stem-cell research, which Santorum opposes. The panelist asked Santorum, of Pennsylvania, how he would "advance scientific knowledge while protecting human dignity and life."

Santorum said he would regulate scientists, who he said are immoral.

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GREENVILLE, S.C. -- Four of the five Republican presidential candidates spoke at a Personhood USA panel here on Thursday to discuss their -- mostly identical -- positions on abortion, and issues like trans-human mutation and glowing humans.

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Originally posted by Gus Rodgers:

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GREENVILLE, S.C. -- Four of the five Republican presidential candidates spoke at a Personhood USA panel here on Thursday to discuss their -- mostly identical -- positions on abortion, and issues like trans-human mutation and glowing humans.

While many of the questions were repetitive, a moderator for the anti-abortion group asked former Sen. Rick Santorum about "the world's first glow-in-the-dark human," which he said was created by Cornell University researchers without an intervention from the National Institutes of Health -- a somewhat bizarre example of embryonic stem-cell research, which Santorum opposes. The panelist asked Santorum, of Pennsylvania, how he would "advance scientific knowledge while protecting human dignity and life."

Santorum said he would regulate scientists, who he said are immoral.

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