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The use of stem cells raises several ethical and safety concerns. One major argument against their use is the potential for exploitation of human embryos, especially in embryonic stem cell research. Additionally, there are risks of tumor formation and immune rejection when stem cells are transplanted into patients. Critics also worry about the long-term effects and unknown consequences of manipulating stem cells for therapeutic purposes.
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What are the arguments for war?
What's to argue about?....Religion and Greed.....which all can be associated with low intelligence....which of course stems from human nature
Is Thomas Paine common sense an example of deductive reasoning?
Thomas Paine's "Common Sense" primarily employs inductive reasoning rather than deductive reasoning. It presents specific observations and arguments about the injustices of British rule and the benefits of independence, leading readers to a broader conclusion about the necessity of revolution. While it includes some deductive elements, its persuasive power largely stems from the accumulation of evidence and logical arguments that build toward a compelling case for independence.
What is the outermost layer of the root stem or leaf?
The outermost layer of a root is called the epidermis. It is a single layer of cells that protects and covers the root. In stems and leaves, the outermost layer is also called the epidermis, and it serves a similar protective function.
Why are people are prejudiced against disabled people?
Prejudice against disabled people often stems from societal misconceptions and stereotypes that portray disability as a deficiency or burden. Fear of the unknown, lack of understanding, and inadequate representation in media can further perpetuate negative attitudes. Additionally, historical marginalization and exclusion have reinforced discriminatory beliefs, leading to a cycle of stigma and misunderstanding. Education and awareness are crucial in challenging these prejudices and fostering inclusivity.
What did egyptains used papyrus for besides paper?
Boats and baskets. They made paper and gas out of the stems
Do stems have cells?
Yes. Stems do have cells.
What do stems grow from?
Stem cells
Where do stem cells live?
in stems (:
What is the job of cells found in stems?
The job of cells found in stems is to uphold the stem and help to keep its shape. Cells also act as a stems "brain" telling it when to capture the correct amount ogf sunlight water and air.
What is the shape of the cells found in stems?
cell-shaped
Why should stem cell not be continued in point of religious leaders?
I have yet to meet any religious leader that is against stem cell research. The issue is not about stem cell research. What some religious leaders are against is the use of aborted children's stem cells for research. They have no issue with using adult stem cells or stems cells cultured.
What is the use of cork cells?
Cork cells form a protective layer around plant stems.
Are certain cells in plant roots and stems not fixed?
yes
What kind of stems cells can only develop into cells that are closely related to the original stem cell?
Multipotent stem cells
What are the arguments for war?
What's to argue about?....Religion and Greed.....which all can be associated with low intelligence....which of course stems from human nature
Do stems grow in or against gravity?
Stems grow against gravity due to a process called phototropism, where they bend towards light. This phenomenon allows plants to optimize photosynthesis by positioning their leaves to receive more sunlight. Additionally, stems typically grow upwards against gravity to reach for resources such as light and nutrients.
How stems are made?
During moephogenesis, stems are made from epicotyle by cell differentiation. The meristematic cells go on dividing mitotically and add to mass of cells which later on get differentiated in different tissues of the stem.
