Ok, I stand corrected. There were not 293 abortions of fetuses, more like HUNDREDS, See below:
“There are a number of fetal cell lines in existence right now. There’s WI-38, MRC-5, HEK-293, PER C-6, and WALVAX-2; WALVAX-2 is not currently being used in any vaccines, but does have the potential to be used and is currently used in therapeutic treatments. As Acker and I agreed, most people have this understanding that it was one or two babies that died and will simply dismiss these cell lines.
Acker speaks about her research into the HEK-293 cell line specifically, and talks about the number that’s at the end of that cell line name. “HEK” stands for Human Embryonic Kidney and the “293” actually reveals the number of experiments that a specific researcher did to develop that cell line.
“It doesn’t mean there were two hundred and ninety-three abortions, but for two hundred and ninety-three experiments, you would certainly need far more than one abortion. We’re talking probably hundreds of abortions,” Acker shares.”
““It doesn’t mean there were two hundred and ninety-three abortions, but for two hundred and ninety-three experiments, you would certainly need far more than one abortion. We’re talking probably hundreds of abortions,” Acker shares.””
Acker is incorrect regarding HEK293.
Tissue from the human embryonic kidney (HEK) (from the girl who was aborted) provides every thing needed.
293 does not refer to “experiment number”. Most likely it refers to a test tube (or equivalent) number corresponding to initial clonal selection.
A very small amount of her liver is all that necessary. Not all of it. Not hundreds of livers from abortions.
Other fetal derived cell lines I assume are from other fetal tissue, presumably from elective abortion, not spontaneous (i.e. miscarriage).