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    Adult hippocampal neurogenesis especially in the dentate gyrus is a unique form of neural circuit plasticity that results in the generation of new neurons in this region throughout life. Neurogenesis is not a rapid process, throughout it a neuron needs to be born and then implemented, and incorporated into an entire network which can take a long time. Neurogenesis is supposed to change the function of hippocampus over a person’s lifetime and therefore adult neurogenesis is different than an…

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    Regenerative Medicine Essay

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    our own cells, tissues and organs as well.…

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    will allow a doctor to find out how many ALL cells are in your marrow to determine the best possible treatment plan. The types of treatments the doctor’s uses are: chemotherapy, stem cell transplantation, Ph-positive ALL therapy, and clinical trials that involve…

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    study, stem cell research. Stem cells are unspecialized cell found predominantly in embryos and adult body tissue that have the potential to take on the role of another cell. The discovery of human embryonic stem cells in the late 1990’s and paved a new road for regenerative medicine. The often-misconstrued stance of the Catholic Church regarding stem cell research has shined a negatively misinformed light on the Church and its followers. Stem cells are defined as “undifferentiated” cells,…

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    Human Embryonic Stem Cells

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    Stem cells are the ones that divide and give rise to more identical cells. The identical cells developed will have the capacity to divide and give rise to different cells or even more similar stem cells. Stem cells are two types one of them are embryonic stem cells and the other are adult stem cells. In February 1963 the scientists named Ernesr McCulloch and James did experiments on bone marrow of mice and discovered that there is production of different kinds of blood cells from a single group…

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    Stem cell research. Those three little words may seem so simple, but the mixed reactions and controversial propaganda that surround the topic are staggeringly diverse. Stem cells are very unique cells that have the ability to morph into any of the types of cells found in our bodies (Newton 3). Blood, heart, nerve, and skin are all types of cells that stem cells have the potential to turn into. Due to this, stem cells could quite easily cause revolutionary breakthroughs in the medical scene,…

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    Stem cells are cells that have the capacity to become different types of cell in the body. They also have the ability to replace or repair damaged tissue or cells. Stem cell research forms part of the regenerative medicine field. Stem cell research requires practices that require the genetic manipulation of microorganisms in order to improve the quality of human life. Stem cells can be procured in three different ways: Adult stem cells, umbilical cord blood, and embryonic tissue (Harris, Morgan,…

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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 Essay

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    prenatal diagnoses and treatments to prevent infertility and birth defects, which is the leading cause of infant mortality. By studying the prenatal stages and mechanism of human development, we are able to understand the normal relationships of adult body structure and the causes of congenital anomalies. It is found in researches that 3 to 4 percent of all live-born children are diagnosed with a significant malformation usually within the first two years after birth. Much of the embryo…

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    Degenerative diseases are increasingly on the rise, traditionally affecting the elderly, but in recent times, children and adults too. Often, they are either incurable or very difficult to cure resulting in many sick people with limited potential to restore them. Over the last few years, a new development has been found for those with degenerative diseases: Stem Cells. To understand how stem cells work, first we have to understand how a degenerative disease works. Most degenerative diseases are…

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