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STEM Cells




arise from -


Extraction of stem cells =



Arise from- mesoderm


Extraction=invasive procedure



umbilical cord blood STEM cells




source of:


low:


easy to:


costly to:

source of: multipotent hematopoietic stem cells


low: immunogenicity


easy to: collect


costly to: store

Differentiation Potential




1. Totipotent=


2. Pluripotent=


3.Multipotent=


4. Unipotent=


5.Terminally Differentiated=

1. totipotent= can become anything, including embryo and placenta e.g. Zygote (1 cell embr.)


2. pluripotent=can become any embryonic tissue but NOT placenta e.g. blastocyst, embryonic stem cells


3. multipotent=can become multiple tissues within a family e.g. adult stem cells, cord blood, and marrow


4. unipotent=diff. stem cells, only one type but can self-renew e.g. skin cells


5. Terminally Diff=cannot self-renew, e.g. red blood cells

Plasticity=


More differentiated=


Glia=


astrocytes=


blastocyts=


blastocoel=

plasticity=more plastic, less ability to differentiate


differentiated=less plastic


Glia=unipotent


astrocytes=terminally diff.


blastocyst=mammalian version of blastula


blastocoel=space in middle



Ethics of ESC use




Two moral principles:


What moral Status does the human embryo have: 1.


2.


3.


4.


1. we, as a people have a moral obligation to relieve suffering


2. We have a duty to respect the value of human life


Moral status: 1. full moral status from concept.


2. full more stat. after 14 days


3. increasing status as it develops


4. no moral status prior to birth



Compare and Contrast Embryonic Stem Cells and Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells

Similarities: -both being developed for use in therapy


-converted into any type of tissue in the embryo


-both ALL pluripotent=KEY similarity


Differences: -ES come form blastocysts/blastula stage, IPS derive from differentiated cells=KEY difference


-IPS usually unipotent, converted back to pluripotent


-IPS cells revert back to pluripotent from differentiation