[mamelukesabre]

They would have to build up a manufacturing base first. only then could they focus on the product(aborted babies for tissue)

What they would need to do is to start creating ovaries and uteruses so they wouldn't have to use volunteers. They would start with a few volunteers, and then figure out a way to keep the ovaries/uteruses alive and functioning without the rest of the person attached. Once they have enough of them, they wouldn't need human volunteers.

I wonder, if you had all the internal organs of one healthy human being intact, along with the blood....how many female reproductive systems could be maintained by it? My guess is that 5 or more ovaries/uteruses could be "hooked up" to one set of internal organs. Actually, you wouldn't even need a complete set of internal organs. There are machines that can do the work of some organs.

[hocndoc]

Ooops, we crossed the posting lines. (Great minds?)
The oocyte production would be freeing for the researchers - less messy human interaction.

I don't know about multiple uteruses with one body - twins are hard on moma's kidneys and livers. Probably use tweakable biomechanical systems.