From Reuters, more Hwang allegations:

SEOUL (Reuters) – A South Korean scientist whose work on tailored embryonic stem cells has been discredited, coerced junior female colleagues on his team to donate their own eggs for his research, a television network reported late on Tuesday.
A spokesman for Seoul National University said on Wednesday its panel investigating Hwang Woo-suk for scientific fraud would not comment on the allegation until it releases its final findings next week.
Hwang, who claimed in a landmark 2005 paper he had made a breakthrough in therapeutic cloning research, was dealt a devastating blow last week by the panel, which said none of his work, published in the journal Science, could be proved.
Junior female researchers felt compelled to subject themselves to painful procedures to extract eggs and contribute to Hwang’s research out of fear they would otherwise be excluded from academic recognition, a member of his team told MBC TV.
“She said she told Professor Hwang she wouldn’t go through with the procedure, and she said Professor Hwang got upset and said, ‘Why not?’” said one researcher, speaking about a colleague on the team.
“She was worried, and it was out of worry that she decided to donate her eggs,” said the researcher, whose appearance and voice were altered in the TV interview to shield her identity.
The donor went back to Hwang’s laboratory and conducted the cloning experiment on the eggs that she herself had contributed that morning, her colleague said.
“I hope I can forgive myself for not being able to stand up to the professor,” the donor wrote in an e-mail message, provided to MBC.