1/Do you know how stem cells are retrieved ? 2 Does a zygote ( early fetus)...
1/Do you know how stem cells are retrieved ?
2 Does a zygote ( early fetus) have to be destroyed in order to do
stem cell research ?
3/ Do you think stem cell research should be stopped or allowed to
continue ? Why ?
Homework Answers
1. Stem cells can be collected directly from
the spaces in bone marrow, mainly from the pelvic bone.
2. Yes, in order to do research about the stem
cell, the zygote or the early fetus needed to destroyed for the
process.
3. The studies for both embryonic and adult human cells are needed most advanced and efficient mode of technology and the stem cell research will be harmful if it is not utilised in a correct way. So, the stem cell research is harmful and also useful for the treatment of diseases. Improper usage leads to health problems.
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