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What are some benefits and problems of using biotechnology based on stem cell research?
The pluripotent nature of stem cells allows researchers to use them in a variety of applicatoins ranging from antibody production to studying various developmental processes. Another beninit includes the use of stem cells in cell replacement therapy, where a colony or group of nin-functional cells can be replaced with genetically engineered stem cells. One of the proposed applications for this method is in the treatment of type 2 diabetes. The problem with stem cells are the equipment, fecilities and skills required to maintain them. Ethics comes into the picture when we are dealing with stem cells. Genetically modifying human embryonic stem cellsis against the law.
What do Judaism think about organ transplated?
Orthodox Judaism has no issue with stem cells, be they embryonic or otherwise. However, stem cells can not be created for the express purpose of research. If additional stem cells remain from the attempts to perform in-vitro fertilization or due to gene therapy requirements, these may be used for research. Judaism, unlike Christianity, holds that life begins at first breath, not conception. Therefore a stem cell is not a "human life" and can be treated similarly to a non-human animal. There are less religious Jews who have differing opinions on stem cells, but there is no movement in Judaism that actively condemns stem cell research.
Why don't scientists study stem cells?
They can be formed to recreate any cell in the body. Because they are new cells, they have not yet been permanantly made into a certain type of cell (for example Brain cells, liver cells, skin cells, etc...) and are thus moldable. Scientists believe they can use these, replicate them and designate the cells to form a certain type of cell. This, in theory, can allow them to create limbs or new organs when people require them, but they cost a pretty penny.
what states that only one parental allele for each trait is included in a sex cell?
eather a. Law of Segregation c. Law of Dominance b. Law of Independent Assortment d. Law of Heritability
Which of Mendel's laws states that only one parental allele for each trait is included in a sex cell?
Mendel's law of Segregation stated that only one parental allele for each trait is included in a sex cell.
Who has the authority to decide these issues about embryonic stem cells?
The legislature correctly drafted law permitting embryonic stem cell research. President Bush twice vetoed the bill that overrode his executive order barring federal funding for such research. President Obama rescinded Bush's order. The courts have erroneously issued injunctions against such research until they can review its constitutionality. The research IS constitutional--the rulings are unjustified political maneuvering.
What are some benefits and problems of using biotechnology based on stem cell research?
The pluripotent nature of stem cells allows researchers to use them in a variety of applicatoins ranging from antibody production to studying various developmental processes. Another beninit includes the use of stem cells in cell replacement therapy, where a colony or group of nin-functional cells can be replaced with genetically engineered stem cells. One of the proposed applications for this method is in the treatment of type 2 diabetes. The problem with stem cells are the equipment, fecilities and skills required to maintain them. Ethics comes into the picture when we are dealing with stem cells. Genetically modifying human embryonic stem cellsis against the law.
When was University of Missouri School of Law created?
University of Missouri School of Law was created in 1872.
What is University of Missouri School of Law's motto?
University of Missouri School of Law's motto is 'Salus Populi'.
What is bench probation in state of Missouri?
what is the newest probation law in missouri
What has the author Robert P George written?
Robert P. George has written: 'Natural Law and Moral Inquiry' 'In defense of natural law' -- subject(s): Natural law 'Great Cases in Constitutional Law' 'Natural Law, Liberalism, and Morality' 'Making men moral' -- subject(s): Moral conditions, Civil rights, Law and ethics 'Embryo' -- subject(s): Embryonic stem cells, Human embryo, Moral and ethical aspects, Moral and ethical aspects of Embryonic stem cells, Research
What do Judaism think about organ transplated?
Orthodox Judaism has no issue with stem cells, be they embryonic or otherwise. However, stem cells can not be created for the express purpose of research. If additional stem cells remain from the attempts to perform in-vitro fertilization or due to gene therapy requirements, these may be used for research. Judaism, unlike Christianity, holds that life begins at first breath, not conception. Therefore a stem cell is not a "human life" and can be treated similarly to a non-human animal. There are less religious Jews who have differing opinions on stem cells, but there is no movement in Judaism that actively condemns stem cell research.
Is it against the law to talk on a cell phone and drive in the state of Missouri?
I just spoke to a police officer and he said that it is not illegal to text or talk on a cell phone while driving YET. They are trying to pass it as a law. A law was recently past that it is illegal to drive and text under the age of 21yrs. in the state of MO. Now you can and probably will be found guilty if you are on the phone talking and are involved in an accident.
What is the inheritance tax rate in Missouri?
Missouri does not have an Inheritance Tax. The law was repealed as of 1981
Is Cannibalism against the law in Missouri?
Yes
What is the law of no lights horse drawn carriage in Missouri?
There is no law of no lights for horse drawn carriages in Missouri. While lights are recommended for safety, they are not required.
Missouri voters have the right to make new law or add an amendment to the Constitution by?
Missouri voters have the right to make a new law or add an amendment to the constitution by (who are what)
