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Why are scientist interested stem cell research?
They hope to grow tissues to cure disease
Why sciencist are interested in stem cells?
a stem cell is the basic undifferentiated cell, meaning that it has the capability to become any cell in the body. scientists are interested by them because they can replace damaged cells, the most interesting use is to replace damaged nerve or brain tissue since those tissues do not repair themselves on their own and nerve cells don't divide. the potential for stem cell technology includes healing paralysis and brain damage.
Why are scientists interested in stem in stem cell research?
They hope to grow tissues to cure disease
Where do you find out more about stem cell for arthritis?
there is some interesting work going on in Australia at the moment involving Adult stem cells for regrowing bone and cartilage damaged by Inflammation I have added a link(Adult stem cell trial to take away pain of arthritis) below to related link for those that are interested.
What is the process by which a stem cell a stem cell becomes a specific type of cell called?
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What type of plant cell is undifferentiated?
Stem Cell
stem cell therapy of arthritis?
stem cell therapy of arthritis
What type of stem cell that makes fat and bone?
Technically, a stem cell is a type of cell that can be transformed into any type of cell, so any type of stem cell can be transformed into a cell that makes fat and/or bone...
What kind of stem cell can only develop into cells that are closely related to the original stem cell?
Multipotent stem cells
Does plant cell have stem cell?
No
How does a stem cell become a heart organ?
what is the prosess of a stem cell becoming aheart
What you mean by stem cell culture?
Stem cell culture refers to the process of growing and maintaining stem cells in a laboratory setting. This involves providing the necessary conditions, such as specific growth factors and nutrients, to support the proliferation and differentiation of stem cells. Stem cell culture is essential for research, drug development, and regenerative medicine applications.
