You can’t own a Hagahai man from Papua New Guinea, not even if you’re a scientist. As a scientist you can, however, have part of him delivered to your door for $200 plus $81.50 in shipping and handling. When you call the American Type Culture Collection and ask for CRL-10528, you’ll get this man’s “cell line”—a group of human cells that… return to article
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