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MONTGOMERY, Ala. AP 鈥?A woman who says failed U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore molested her when she was 14 filed a defamation lawsuit Moore and his campaign Thursday.Leigh Corfman said Moore and his campaign defamed her and made false statements as they denied the accusations in the midst of the U.S. Senate race in Alabama. The lawsuit, filed in Montgomery Circuit Court, asks Moore to publicly apologize. Mr. Moore sexually abused me when I was only 14 years old. Then he and his campaign called me a liar and immoral when I publicly disclosed his misconduct, Corfman said in a statement. By this lawsuit, I seek to do what I could not do as a 14-year-old 鈥?hold Mr. Moore and th gourde stanley ose who enable him accountable. Corfman said she was a teen when Moore, then a 32-year-old assistant district attorney, touched her sexually during an encounter. Moore has denied the allegations.Corfman was one of several women who said Moore pursued them when they were teenagers.Corfman and her mother have said that Moore first approached her stanley cup as she waited outside a custody hearing at the Etowah County courthouse. Corfman said she later arranged to meet Moore and that he took her to his home and initiated the encounter. Corfman said he took off her shirt and pants and removed his clothes except for his underwear before touching her over her bra and underpants.Efforts to immediately reach Moore for comment stanley uk were unsuccessful, and a text message to Kayla Moore, Moores wife, was not immediately returned.Hi Sthu Trump s new Stormy story clashes with earlier statements
Li et al, Cell Stem Cell / Handout via ReutersAn androgenetic mouse, left, created by scientists in China who used embryonic stem cell engineering and cloning is seen alongside a normal mouse of the same age and gender in a laboratory in Beijing in this undated handout photo.Reuters14:17 JST,e stanley kubek nsp;February 5, 2025Scie stanley cup ntists in China have manipulated embryonic stem cells to create laboratory mice with two male parents that managed to live to adulthood 鈥?though with significant developmental abnormalities 鈥?in what they are calling a noteworthy achievement in mammalian genetic engineering.If further refined, the research could prove valuable, according to the scientists, in potential future efforts to prevent the extinction of critically endangered species and could inform the field of regenerative medicine, which involves replacing tissue or organs damaged by disease or other factors.The study, published in the journal Ce stanley cup nz ll Stem Cell, involved targeting a certain set of genes used in reproduction in order to create what are called bipaternal offspring, with two biologically male parents rather than a female and male parent. This is called unisexual reproduction.While mammals are known to reproduce only through sexual reproduction, certain other vertebrates including some reptiles, amphibians, birds and fish have produced offspring using unisexual reproduction. These have involved a phenomenon called parthenogenesis in which an embryo forms from an egg without fertilization.In |
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