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How are stem cells made in the body and lab?
well first of all you go to the lab and talk to a scientist to see what he says then go home and get your DNA to find out how stem cells are made in your body. its simple why did you ask me.
What are some benefits of researching stem cells?
Cells function in different parts of the body. Stem cells are cells that have not yet formed into a perticular kind of cell; i.e.- red blood cells, white blood cells, skin cells, etc. Scientists can "coax", if you will, the stem cells into any type of cell that they want/need. With stem cells, a person with, say, a blood disorder has the opportunity to go for a stem cell treatment, which would inject the cells into the affected part of the body. The scientists would have, by this point, made the stem cells into the type that the patient needs. With the new cells, the person has a very good chance of having the disorder cured.
Do stem cells make people sick?
Stem cells do not make people sick, because they exist in every person in the world. If stem cells did make people sick, which they don't, then everyone in the world would be sick. Stem cells do not make people sick.~Surprisingly, there is a possibility that the stem cell could ''go bad'' and turn into the cell that actually causescancer... You don't need to worry, though, as long as you are taking care of your body, put sun tan lotion on in the summer, and DONT DO DRUGS!
Why are stem cells important-?
One reason that stem cells are important is due to human development from stem cells. As such, an understanding of their unique attributes and control can teach us more about early human development. Diseases such as cancer are thought to result from abnormal cell proliferation and differentiation. This means that an understanding of where things go 'wrong' in stem cell division and thus lead to cancer can help us find ways to prevent the dysfunctional changes or employ effective ways to treat them with targeted drugs.
Why is it that a stem cell has potential medical uses?
Stem cells have so much potential in research because they have the ability to develop into any type of cell. Your body is made up of many different types of cells: red blood cells, white blood cells, glial cells, neurons, and muscle cells, just to name a few. By manipulating stem cells, the possibility for many different things arises in science. Could we regenerate an arm? Grow a heart? Replace lost neurons, the cells responsible for sensation and motor movement? There are two types of stem cells: adult stem cells, which are found in the umbilical cord, placenta and most adult tissue and those made from newly developed fetuses, called embryonic stem cells. This is where the controversy lies. Where do you draw the line when using fetuses (killing life) for medical research (possibly prolonging the life of those who have already been living for a significant period of time)?
What is stem cell research about?
Stem cell research is about the cloning of animals and human. a cell that can be made into another cell.. eg: someone with alepisha can get stem cells injected and get the cells needed to grow back hair, etc.. someone with autism can go to some country in Asia and get them injected to help the cells in the brain.
How are stem cells made in the body and lab?
well first of all you go to the lab and talk to a scientist to see what he says then go home and get your DNA to find out how stem cells are made in your body. its simple why did you ask me.
Could there be alternatives to studying embyonic stem cells?
well you go and you get head in the movies
What are some benefits of researching stem cells?
Cells function in different parts of the body. Stem cells are cells that have not yet formed into a perticular kind of cell; i.e.- red blood cells, white blood cells, skin cells, etc. Scientists can "coax", if you will, the stem cells into any type of cell that they want/need. With stem cells, a person with, say, a blood disorder has the opportunity to go for a stem cell treatment, which would inject the cells into the affected part of the body. The scientists would have, by this point, made the stem cells into the type that the patient needs. With the new cells, the person has a very good chance of having the disorder cured.
What type of cells in your body no longer go through mitosis?
Brain cells
Can stem cells help restore your hearing?
yes the can because when the go to the body they control every sense
Why damage cells in the brain or spinal are not replaced?
Because those cells lack the ability to divide. Once nerve cells specialize from stem cells, they lose the ability to go through mitosis
Do stem cells make people sick?
Stem cells do not make people sick, because they exist in every person in the world. If stem cells did make people sick, which they don't, then everyone in the world would be sick. Stem cells do not make people sick.~Surprisingly, there is a possibility that the stem cell could ''go bad'' and turn into the cell that actually causescancer... You don't need to worry, though, as long as you are taking care of your body, put sun tan lotion on in the summer, and DONT DO DRUGS!
Why damage cells in the brain or spinal cord are not replaced?
Because those cells lack the ability to divide. Once nerve cells specialize from stem cells, they lose the ability to go through mitosis
Why are stem cells important-?
One reason that stem cells are important is due to human development from stem cells. As such, an understanding of their unique attributes and control can teach us more about early human development. Diseases such as cancer are thought to result from abnormal cell proliferation and differentiation. This means that an understanding of where things go 'wrong' in stem cell division and thus lead to cancer can help us find ways to prevent the dysfunctional changes or employ effective ways to treat them with targeted drugs.
Why is it that a stem cell has potential medical uses?
Stem cells have so much potential in research because they have the ability to develop into any type of cell. Your body is made up of many different types of cells: red blood cells, white blood cells, glial cells, neurons, and muscle cells, just to name a few. By manipulating stem cells, the possibility for many different things arises in science. Could we regenerate an arm? Grow a heart? Replace lost neurons, the cells responsible for sensation and motor movement? There are two types of stem cells: adult stem cells, which are found in the umbilical cord, placenta and most adult tissue and those made from newly developed fetuses, called embryonic stem cells. This is where the controversy lies. Where do you draw the line when using fetuses (killing life) for medical research (possibly prolonging the life of those who have already been living for a significant period of time)?
Where do cameras go when there no longer needed?
the dump . They should go to a recycling area for electronic goods.
