stem cell research
IV. The differences of an adult stem cellA. Why adult stem cell don’t have the same potential B. What adult stem cells can be used for In order to understand the moral issues on stem cell research I must first define and clarify what a stem cell is, what it can be used for, how they are obtained, and why using adult stem cells isn’t nearly as promising. Only after this will you be able to come to your own conclusion on whether or not stem cell research is ethical. Stem cells are cells that have the ability to divide in culture and develop into specialized cells. Stem cells are pluripotent, which means they are capable of developing into almost any type of tissue but cannot develop into a full living organism because they are not totipotent. A totipotent cell is one that has the potential to become a living organism, it has this potential because it has all the necessary genes and DNA structures, and it is also what is formed after an egg has been fertilized. When stem
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