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170They can monitor the practices and require that scientists or researchers must comply to strict guidelines or else they will not receive any funding For example the government can ensure that all embryos are obtained with consent from embryo storage clinics and that no embryos are sold for a profit If this were funded by private donors creating regulations would be extremely difficult if not impossible to put in place In addition the government could remove the gray area of legal and moral indifferences between states Many different states had their own separate opinions and bans on stem cell research and it became very confusing For example in the state of Michigan researchers could not use embryos that resided in the state itself resulting state and other highly prestigious universities to have embryos imported into the state from elsewhere With federal funding this gray area of unnecessary bureaucracy on state and federal levels would be eradicated thus making research overall more logical as well as efficient Promising researchers would have been reluctant to spend resources and many hours into research if it would be illegal thus resulting in a complete waste of time and money With federal control over the situation instances like this will not happen Overall federal funding can manufacture guidelines monitor how embryos are used and eliminate confusing contradictions involve state and federal indifferences