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    Although stem cell research can lead to astounding medical advancements, it is constantly being challenged because of the gap of misunderstanding between researchers and pharmaceutical companies. Stem cells are undifferentiated cells that are able to differentiate into different cell types, and aide the body in getting rid of harmful diseases. But the methods of using stem cells are usually not understood or accepted. In order to form an opinion on this controversial topic one must be…

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    Embryonic Stem Cell Research Think of an axolotl, otherwise known as a salamander. These creatures can regrow or regenerate any limb or vital structure in their body to survive. I’m not saying that humans can regrow their limbs, but they can come pretty close. Like the cells in an axolotl, embryonic stem cells have regenerative properties that can regenerate in a human body. They are immortal and have unlimited developmental possibilities. Embryonic stem cells come from human embryos, which…

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    Center for International Blood and Marrow Transplant Research reported over 22,000 successful transplants creating a massive introduction to and excitement in the field of stem cell research and transplants (SCCA Transplant Program "Exceeds Expectations"). Stem cell research is the research of stem cell harvesting, from aborted fetuses or a patient’s body, as a possible cure. Stem cells are used throughout the body to resemble similar tissue cells. This process begins the healing of a patient…

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    could all be possible because of stem cell research. The incredible properties of stem cells allow for medical advancements. These cells have the ability of self-renewal; this unique cell can divide and make perfect copies of themselves. These copies can then develop into other, more specialized cells in a process that is known as differentiation. With differentiation, cells can divide to make exact daughter cells which can then repair tissue, etc., as stem cells are what allow mammals to grow…

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    this planet is made of cells of all different types, but before these cells become what they need to be, they start off as stem cells. A stem cell is an unspecialized cell as well as a cell that can be induced into becoming something else. (Health, Stem Cell Basics, 2016) There are two different types of stem cells, although Embryonic stem cells are the ones most commonly heard about, adult stem cells are also cells that can be worked with. Original research in stem cells began in mice in the…

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    what exactly stem cells are and the ideological perspectives of the conservative and liberal ideas about stem cell research in America. Stem cell research has become a big issue in the scientific and religious communities in the United States. You may be asking yourself what is stem cell research. First I will go over what stem cells are so you can get an understanding of them. I watched a video about stem cells on YouTube by The Irish Stem Cell Foundation. They explained what stem cells are…

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    The first disadvantage to stem cell research, for Alzheimer’s disease, is that the process is very long. Scientists have been promoting the advantages to stem cell research for decades, but the results have yet to prove that the advantages exist. While results have been proven on experiments conducted on animals, the same results do not hold turn for humans. There have also not been any trials conducted on humans because scientists are not yet sure if the stem cells are safe to be injected…

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    Center describes stems cells as, “an unspecialized cell that has yet to “decide” what type of adult cell they’ll be,” (What Are Stem Cells). This idea drives the research of biologists and medical professions because it grants them the opportunity to improve degenerative diseases and aid to new finds of medicine. Although many doctors believe stem cells could potentially help solve many of todays medical mysteries, a vast number of the population believe that stem cell research is highly…

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    Within the past decade stem cell research has been a very debatable issue within the secular and religious communities. The ongoing debate has been based on the basis of embryonic stem cell research, the moral ethics of it, versus adult stem cell research. While generalized stem cell research can and has led to huge scientific breakthroughs, the benefit from embryonic research does not warrant the risk of potentially killing a future President. So what are stem cells and why are they important…

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    Stem Cell Research Debate

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    Stem cell research has always been a controversial issue when it comes to the use of embryonic cells. Of course, there are other alternative types of stem cells like, those found in cord blood from childbirth or those found in bone marrow, but these cells have a much smaller range of medical uses than the cells from embryos. The source of embryonic stem cells is primarily leftover embryos from fertilization clinics. The choice to donate leftover embryos to research is a choice made only by the…

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