Exporting nef from nef. Stuck pixel remains

Hello,
I realized that when I bring in my raw NEF files into lightroom it gets rid of a bothersome stuck pixel I have on my sensor. This is great, however I can't export out the original NEF without the pixel still remaining. Is there a way around this? I'm finding that the color quality of exporting out tiffs or jpegs doesn't compare at all to the color quality of the NEF. Is there a better color space to use to match this?
Thanks,
~mark

When you import the NEF into LR the stuck pixel is delt with when the preview is rendered from the raw data. Lightroom never makes any changes to the raw data.
So when you export to NEF all you get is another copy of the raw file.

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