For years, pro-life apologist Scott Klusendorf has talked about this possibility. Beezy Marsh and James Chapman report in the Daily Mail:
Scientists are ready to plunder the ovaries of aborted babies for eggs to use in IVF treatment. Experiments have taken the process almost to completion, it emerged yesterday.
Now researchers from Israel and the Netherlands have kept ovarian tissue from aborted foetuses alive in the laboratory for several weeks.
When we decide that killing babies is legitimate, what’s wrong with stealing their eggs after they're dead? We start to feel guilty about something but it’s unclear what we should be feeling guilty about. It’s grotesque and sick but it’s not the egg-stealing that’s the problem. There’s something deeper than that but we can’t quite put our fingers on it. Oh, it reminds us of the humanity of the victims. Those blobs of tissue were living human beings, even girls.
Again from the article:
The process would be illegal in Britain, but experts said there is no way this country can escape the ethical questions.
What ethical questions? Those were set aside when Britain legalized baby-murder.
We have organ donation, right? Why can’t scientists get eggs from born girls and women who, before they’d died, had signed the card for organ donation? Probably because too few born people die to supply the demand. But dead preborn girls are in plentiful supply and cheap. Before the abortionist butchered them, he didn't bother to ask them to sign the card.
For more on the Real War on Women, see Killing Girls and What do you think of sex-selection abortion?