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21. General Term: ES Cells
ES Cells Embryonic stem cells .
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22. General Term: Receptor Cells
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23. Stem Cell Topic: Sources and Characteristics of Human Stem Cells
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24. Stem Cell Topic: Current Status of Human Stem Cell Research
Totipotent stem cells are cells that can
give rise to a fully functional organism as well as to every cell type of the
body. Pluripotent
stem cells are capable of giving rise to virtually any tissue type, but not to
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25. Stem Cell Topic: Funding
the potential of
human stem cells from these various sources.
Embryonic stem cells (ES cells ) derived from early embryos and embryonic
germ cells (EG cells) have particular promise for a wide range of therapeutic
applications because they are
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26. Stem Cell Topic: Spiritual and Religious Contexts
those involving the use of cells obtained from
embryos (ES cells), or from deliberately aborted fetuses (EG cells). The fact that much basic research needs to
be done in the area of human embryonic development suggests that both ES and EG
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27. Stem Cell Topic: What are the New Discoveries?
out the individual cells, and placed them on a feeder tray. The cells
divided. They reproduced themselves. Because these cells are as yet
undifferentiated--that is, they are pluripotent and able to make any part of a
human body--they are
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28. Genetics Topic: James Peterson
it is moral to use stem cells to help
people. The problem is where the stem cells come from. If stem cells could be
obtained from inessential cells of an adult, we could have a perfect tissue
match for the person being treated with no risk of
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29. Stem Cell Topic: Question: Why is "Derivation" Important?
With
regard to hEG cells, the NIH is more lenient. "Unlike pluripotent stem
cells derived from early human embryos, DHHS funds may be used to support
research to derive pluripotent
stem cells from fetal tissue, as well as for
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30. Stem Cell Topic: Nervous System Diseases
result
from loss of nerve cells. Mature nerve
cells cannot divide to replace those that are lost. Thus, without a new source of functioning nerve tissue, no
therapeutic possibilities exist. In Parkinsons disease, nerve cells
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