Can you imagine a world without disease, a world where you can have any trait of your child, changed to what you want, or even reverse the aging process by years? Well, with your help it can all be possible by using Stem Cell Research and some genetics as needed.
Stem Cell Research ,originally discovered in mice embryos in 1981 and later starting on human embryos and growing cells in labs in 1998, is a controversy having to do with research involving the development, use, and destruction of embryos. Although this may see m Ethically wrong, there are other methods of obtaining stem cells without the need for embryos. Stem Cell research can help us have a better understanding of human embryonic development as well as an even better understanding of almost all cell of the human body. The way this is done is in a extensive and lengthy process to get Pluripotent cell ( A cell able to make almost any type of cell in the human body ) and later change into the cells needed. …show more content…
In addition to treating diseases, it also helps with research in genetics and opens up a more broad understanding of it allowing us to genetically modify later generations.
Stem cells and certain areas of genetics go hand in hand, such as the creation of designer babies ( Babies that have been genetically modified to show specific traits that are wanted ), therapeutical pluripotent cell clones ( Cloning specifically for making more pluripotent cells for treatments ) , and reproductive clones ( Cloning using a created embryo and put into a surrogate mother ) , which are all still in development, but if perfected can essentially, get rid of disease and provide people with as many transplants needed in the not so distant
Stem Cell Research ,originally discovered in mice embryos in 1981 and later starting on human embryos and growing cells in labs in 1998, is a controversy having to do with research involving the development, use, and destruction of embryos. Although this may see m Ethically wrong, there are other methods of obtaining stem cells without the need for embryos. Stem Cell research can help us have a better understanding of human embryonic development as well as an even better understanding of almost all cell of the human body. The way this is done is in a extensive and lengthy process to get Pluripotent cell ( A cell able to make almost any type of cell in the human body ) and later change into the cells needed. …show more content…
In addition to treating diseases, it also helps with research in genetics and opens up a more broad understanding of it allowing us to genetically modify later generations.
Stem cells and certain areas of genetics go hand in hand, such as the creation of designer babies ( Babies that have been genetically modified to show specific traits that are wanted ), therapeutical pluripotent cell clones ( Cloning specifically for making more pluripotent cells for treatments ) , and reproductive clones ( Cloning using a created embryo and put into a surrogate mother ) , which are all still in development, but if perfected can essentially, get rid of disease and provide people with as many transplants needed in the not so distant