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STEM CELLS

STEM CELLS Undifferentiated cells, have the potential to develop into different cell types early in life and growth They can be induced to form new tissues or organs

Embryonic Stem Cells Harvested from a blastocyst- an embryo that is 4-5 days old Pluripotent- Develop into all cell types except for the tissues surrounding the embryo Donated for science from fertility clinics

Somatic (adult) Stem Cells Multipotent- develop into many type of differentiated cells, potential is limited but still promising Harvested from patients needing treatment

Potential Benefits Treat cancer Replace damaged tissues or organs Treat heart disease: replacing damaged heart cells Treat Parkinson’s, Alzheimer's

Advantages No risk of rejection, cells are harvested from the patient No risk of disease transmission Anti-aging?

Ethical Issues Destruction of an embryo Difficulty getting government funding due to this Involve life and death!

Short Video http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/body/stem-cells-breakthrough.html