According to this news, scientists can use stem cells to printobjects. So say theoretically, is there any possibility to printhuman beings?

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ONE MAJOR OBSTACLE IN STEM CELL USE IS THE PROBLEM OF REJECTION. Ifa patient is injected with stem cells taken from a donated embryo,his or her immune system may see the cells as foreign invaders andlaunch an attack against them. Using adult stem cells or IPSCscould overcome this problem somewhat, since stem cells taken fromthe patient would not be rejected by his or her immune system. Butadult stem cells are less flexible than embryonic stem cells andare harder to manipulate in the lab. And IPSC technology is too newfor transplantation work.
Therapeutic cloning disadvantages

â¢ Embryos created in this manner are not treated with dignity, notonly because they are a cloned copy of another person, but alsobecause they are not allowed to live beyond a few days.
â¢ Though in order to produce stem cells in the olden days, they hadto destroy embryo. Stem cell treatment is still legal, though therealready is a high failure rate with cloning animals.
â¢ The negatives of this procedure are that it is very limited topeople who are rich or wealthy because the expense of this productis highly priced. The people with lower income wouldnât be asfortunate to receive this treatment.

â¢ Some scientists have found out that the use of stem cell therapymay end up in result of rejecting the stem cells or build up into acancer or tumour.

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Question 8

Use the following examples from the Readerâs Guide to Periodical Literature to answer this question.

Stem cells
See also
Tumor stem cells
Four Genes Confer Embryonic Potential. G. Govel. il Science v313 p27 Jl 14 2006.
Stem cells rescue lupus patients. N. Seppa. Science News v169 no5 P67-8 F 4 2006.
Research
Adult Stem Cell Treatments for Diseases? S. Smith and others. bibl f Science v313 p439 Jl 28 2006
A Complicated Blessing. B. Moser. The Nation v283 no19 p4-5 D 4 2006
Embryonic War. C. Kalb and D. Rosenberg il Newsweek v148 no10 p42-3 S 4 2006
Stem Cells: the Hope and the Hype [Cover story] N. Gibbs il Time v168 no6 p40-6 Ag 7 2006

Which periodical does not list the issue number within the citation?

	A.	Science
	B.	Science News
	C.	The Nation
	D.	Newsweek

Question 9

Use the following examples from the Readerâs Guide to Periodical Literature to answer this question.

What do the letters ânoâ in the sample citations from the Readerâs Guide to Periodical Literature mean?

	A.	November
	B.	number
	C.	notes
	D.	notations

Question 10

Use the following examples from the Readerâs Guide to Periodical Literature to answer this question.

How many of the articles cited in the sample from the Readerâs Guide to Periodical Literature include some sort of illustrations?

	A.	0
	B.	1
	C.	2
	D.	3

PLEASE ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS

For this week's discussion, you will explore the scientific, conceptual, and ethical implications of embryonic stem cell research. As a class, you will discuss the pros and cons of this research and be sure to answer the following questions in your discussion.Stem cell research is a controversial debate Discuss the pros and cons of embryonic stem cell research. Be sure to include at least three pros and three cons

1. What are stem cells and where do they come from?

2. Why do scientists want to use stem cell lines?

3. What are the possible benefits for humans?

4. Is there another way we could get the same possible benefits?

5. Why do some people oppose embryonic stem cell research?