Imagine being in the hospital, trapped, bedridden due to a chronic kidney condition, lingering on the organ transplant list for years. Loved ones watching the pain gets unbearably worse, as every day goes by. Imagine praying that survival, while waiting for new kidneys, would be a possibility. What if there was a solution to eliminate this pain? What if there was a way to completely eliminate the need for a transplant? These are just fractions of possibilities available with stem cell therapy. Stem cell therapy could save many lives. Stem cells are very crucial to have a sufficient amount of. Stem cells repair other cells in the human body. They repair just about any everyday damage. According to Boston’s Children Hospital,“Stem cells are the bodies toolbox, called
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Haeckel dedicated to his studies to biology. He was very qualified in his field of research. As stated, in 10 facts about Haeckel,“Haeckel was granted a doctorate in medicine at Berlin in 1857. He abandoned his career as a physician and pursued an education and career in the field of zoology in 1859”.(10 Facts About.com). Haeckel set the foundation for stem cell research. In his time he focused specifically on
Scientists have come a long way since the beginning of stem cell exploration. Scientists have discovered that there are different types of stem cells. According, to GE Healthcare Life Sciences, a biotech company that has been around over 50 years, “The two main stem cell types are embryonic stem cells (ES) cells and adult stem cells (i.e., somatic stem cells)“. (GetLifeScience.Com). The differences between Es cells and adult stem cells, are their potential. The National Institute of health explains that, “Adult stem cells have been identified in many organs and tissues, including brain, bone marrow, peripheral blood, blood vessels, skeletal muscle, skin, teeth, heart, gut, liver, ovarian epithelium, and
Haeckel dedicated to his studies to biology. He was very qualified in his field of research. As stated, in 10 facts about Haeckel,“Haeckel was granted a doctorate in medicine at Berlin in 1857. He abandoned his career as a physician and pursued an education and career in the field of zoology in 1859”.(10 Facts About.com). Haeckel set the foundation for stem cell research. In his time he focused specifically on
Scientists have come a long way since the beginning of stem cell exploration. Scientists have discovered that there are different types of stem cells. According, to GE Healthcare Life Sciences, a biotech company that has been around over 50 years, “The two main stem cell types are embryonic stem cells (ES) cells and adult stem cells (i.e., somatic stem cells)“. (GetLifeScience.Com). The differences between Es cells and adult stem cells, are their potential. The National Institute of health explains that, “Adult stem cells have been identified in many organs and tissues, including brain, bone marrow, peripheral blood, blood vessels, skeletal muscle, skin, teeth, heart, gut, liver, ovarian epithelium, and