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1.What types of diseases have the potential to be cured bystem cell technology?
2. Are any stem cell treatment currently approved or inclinical trials?
3. What is the difference between an embryonic stemcell and an adult stem cell? What are thechanges that occur in a cell asitdifferentiates?
4. How are stem cells and cancer cells similar?
5. What are the ethical issues surrounding the use of embryonicstem cells? Can any of these issues be avoided using technologysuch as somatic cell transfer or inducedpluripotent stem cells, explain why or why not?
6. What are the potential dangers of stem cell technology?
Can you help me with these questions? Thank you!
1.What types of diseases have the potential to be cured bystem cell technology?
2. Are any stem cell treatment currently approved or inclinical trials?
3. What is the difference between an embryonic stemcell and an adult stem cell? What are thechanges that occur in a cell asitdifferentiates?
4. How are stem cells and cancer cells similar?
5. What are the ethical issues surrounding the use of embryonicstem cells? Can any of these issues be avoided using technologysuch as somatic cell transfer or inducedpluripotent stem cells, explain why or why not?
6. What are the potential dangers of stem cell technology?
Can you help me with these questions? Thank you!
Reid WolffLv2
9 Dec 2018
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