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yes because stem cells are related to regular cells which is one of the principles of physical science.
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What tissues or cells are involved in the colored part of the stem?
stem cells
Which types of stem cells are most widely used in science today?
early embryonic stem cells ramon C.
What are types of stem cells are most widely used in science today?
Bone marow and cord blood
Should stem cells be used or not?
This is a question of ethics, not of science.
What are stem cells described as?
stem cells are described as cells part of the embryo where fertilized human egg cells have 23 pairs of chromosomes
What part of the stem stem cells provides instructions for building the heart?
Its DNA.
What types of stem cells are widely used in science today?
There are four types of stem cells widely used today. They are Embryonic stem Cells - from a Embryo or fetus. There is also, Hematopoietic stem cells what are adult bone marrow. There is Neuronal stem cells what are from the brain. Finally there is another type of bone marrow what is called Mesenchymal stem cells. The difference between Mesenchymal and Hematopictic stem cells is because of there Daughter tissues. Mesenchymal - Muscle; bone; cartilage; tendon and Hematopietic - Blood cells; brain.
Are stem cells being used as artificial flavorings?
absolutely not! Stem cells are cells that have an undecided job which means they can be used for any part of the body.
What is the branch of science that studies cells called?
Cytology (cyto means cell)
What are the types of stem cells?
There are five basic stem cells classifications there is embryonic stem cells, fetal stem cells. There are the Umbilical cord stem cells, placenta stem cells, and lastly there are adult stem cells.
What desicions did George Bush make about stem cells?
Bush said that embryonic stem cells can be extracted from human embryos as thong as they are left over from fertility treatments and were donated to science.
All cells are derived from?
Hemocytoblasts, or sometimes also called pluripotent stem cells.
