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    story is a miracle. Mr. and Mrs. Davis got pregnant with a little boy. Mr. Davis, who was a nurse, knew that there was a very good chance for his baby son to get the sickle cell anemia disease. This disease is found more in the african american race. Sure enough when their baby boy was born he was diagnosed with the sickle cell anemia disease. They were told their little boy would not live to see his teen years. The Davis parents would not take this; they were to look and keep looking for an…

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    Embryonic Stem Cell Research Embryonic stem cell research is one of the most highly debated topics in modern day society; the possibility of recreating life using these pluripotent stem cells is a gigantic advancement in medical research. Former First Lady of the United States, Nancy Reagan said, “Embryonic stem cell research has the potential to alleviate so much suffering.”(“Brainy Quotes”). Though, it should not be taken lightly, for many issues spur over the use of embryonic stem cells for…

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    Embryonic Stem cell research has killed many kids and more to come if we do not stop it. Stem cell research can be done with a stem cell from embryos, fetuses, and adult cells. The National Institutes of Health researched to see which would be easiest to use in laboratories. They found out that embryos would be the easiest because they will stay in a underfered state longer than the other cells will. Which means that they are not classified as any type of cell. Stem cell research kills humans,…

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    believe that embryonic stem cell research is an important investment for the future. Stem cells are cells that are able to develop into different types of cells. Stems cells have the potential to be used to cure many diseases. There are also other uses for stem cells like organ repairs. Even though they would be so beneficial, there is an ethical debate. I believe that it is ethical and that it is something that should be done. There is a huge debate over the ethics of stem cell research.…

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    Embryonic Stem Cell Research Argumentative Paper If you were diagnosed with an incurable disease, would you do everything in your power to save yourself? Would you want to have access to a potentially life-saving treatment? A paralyzed man after a terrible car accident, regained the use of his arms after an experimental clinical study using stem cells (Aldrich). A (now), 5 year old girl suffering with SCID, was completely cured. These successes are just two, that represent the capability of…

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    and were successful in finding a lead in 1998; which led to the development of embryonic stem cell research. The use of these stem cells, which are cells that can conform to any use or function that they need to, have been leading the way to help make great advances in medicine. Embryonic stem cell research should be viewed as a positive treatment option for patients. To begin with, one reason why embryonic stem cell research should be viewed as a positive treatment option is because it can aid…

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    Would you insert harmful embryonic stem cells inside your newborn into treatments? The treatments may or may not function correctly. A cloning debate was established in the late 1998 which two scientific reports were published do to the success of isolating human stem cells. Embryos stem cells are able to adapt to many different function and activities than other stems cells. They are different and committed to a specific function than adult stem cells. A reminder about ES cell is that it can…

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    Stem cell research is a controversial and sensitive topic that has been debated for over two decades. Millions of people every year die from diseases and accidents, such as cancer or Alzheimer’s. Even though there have been medical advancements in the treatment of cancer, most of them cannot cure cancer completely. However, stem cells has the potential to completely cure many diseases and creating new immunizations. Dr. E Donnall Thomas began stem cell research in 1956 when he performed the…

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    come with some of the discoveries and the general ethical concerns across the globe. Human embryonic stem cell research, for example, is one of the discovery that has raised a series of ethical and public-policy questions that are now being confronted by multiple international organization, nation, cultures, and religious traditions according to (Walters, 2004). Standardizing hESCs and distributing these cells to the scientist around the world is an important step towards the advancement of hESC…

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    Embryonic Stem Cells Essay

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    are made from cells. There are two types of cells: Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic. Prokaryotic cells do not contain a nucleus or membrane bound organelles. Eukaryotic cells are more complex because they contain both. Plants and animals are made from eukaryotic cells, but they are different. Plants have a cell wall that provides more structure and the also have chloroplasts that help them carry out photosynthesis. Animal cells have neither of these. Stem cells are a unique type of animal cell that…

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