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    STEM CELLS Recently you were in a bad accident that resulted in a spinal cord injury. As I understand it you have been told you would be a good candidate for a clinical trial that uses stem cell therapy. The only problem is you don 't whole understand what a stem cell is and how it could help your current condition. Spinal cord injuries (SCI) can happen to anyone, these injuries are affecting people 's personal and financial lives worldwide, the enormous personal and financial cost.…

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    human life.Although many believe stem cell research is inefficient and invalid, stem cell research is vital to the success and development of the human race because using stem cells to conduct research can lead to beneficial results shown through its therapeutic use, its prevention of birth defects, and its possible cure for cancer. This conflict stirs up many other larger themes and controversies such as ethics. The ethical conflict regarding the retrieval of stem cells via embryos is quite…

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    Embryonic Stem Cell is Pertinent to Finding Cures Diseases, sicknesses, burns, and infections: how can this world ever be cured? It was not until recently in 1998 when a promising cure was discovered, the embryonic stem cell (ESC). According to Christine Watkins in one of her social issues books titled Human Embryo Experimentation, ESC was discovered by both James Thomson at the University of Wisconsin and John Gearhart at the University of Pennsylvania (10). Thomson, a director of regenerative…

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    Introduction to Stem Cell Research The American Medical Association says, "[A] stem cell is an immature cell that has the potential to become specialized into different types of cells throughout the body the body," and "there are two basic types of stem cells: adult stem cells and embryonic stem cells" (paragraphs 1-2). Adult stem cells can actually be found in both adults and children; their name comes from the fact that they can be harvested from mature tissue without causing harm to the…

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    2014 Group 6: Jordan Glenn Geoffrey Hervey Cara Jenkins Lesley Willoughby Gripped in controversy, the United States of America had grappled with whether or not to study embryonic stem cells and clone human tissues since they were discovered. Stem cells, according to the National Institutes of Health, are unspecialized cells with remarkable potential for developing into a variety of organic structures (Stem Cell Basics: Introduction). These biological components were first discovered in human…

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    Overview Stem cell therapies are not new; Doctors have been treating patients with bone marrow stem cell transplants since the 1970s. The controversy raised about 20 years ago when they learned how to remove stem cells from human embryos 1 Moral claims made concerning embryonic stem cells research relates to human rights, medical benefits, policies and laws, and religion’s opinion. Research councils support the stem cell research because of its great values and benefits from the expected…

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    Embryonic Stem Cell Research Samantha Sigman November 10th, 2014 Genetics Metropolitan Community College Typically, someone or something is special because of the uniqueness it fosters. A liver cell is special because its function is to preform as a filter or for the use of metabolism. Stem cells are so special because they have unbelievable potential in the world of genetics because they are not specifically special. According to Suzanne Holland, Karen Lebacqz and Laurie Zoloth in The…

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    solution, called stem cells, may reverse the damage that your brain has sustained. Deadly diseases kill people every day and deciding on a treatment, or possibly a cure, can emerge with a solution like stem cell research. Stem cell research could be a way to reverse some of the most incurable, fatal diseases, but there are a few obstacles scientists are facing. Although, stem cell research has…

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    in government. One third of Americans are considered to be evangelical Christians. Evangelical Protestants adhere to a strict moral code and place a strong emphasis on the importance of family values. As a result, they object to gay marriage, stem cell research, and abortion. Evangelicals are firm in their beliefs and form pluralist groups like the National Association of Evangelicals, the Family Research Council, and the Christian Coalition to influence members of Congress to vote in…

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    Stem Cell Therapy is a modern biotechnology that uses stem cells that come from different parts of one’s body and are of different kinds such as embryonic, adult, and tissue-specific, just to name a few. Stem cells are premature cells that have the ability to divide themselves into various kinds of cells in the body. Moreover, they are able to regenerate and mend damaged tissues from which they came from. There are several views on this biotechnology. Some researchers such as Paul…

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