What is the advantage(s) of using iPS instead of ES cells for stem cell therapies?
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Advantages of ips
1. It is cell babecause eerapy
2. Cell are collected from the patient and cultured thus it helps in immune rejection
3. Cells are collected from the diseased patient helps in learning the mechanism of disease
4.the lack of ethical implications because cells are harvested from a willing adult without harming them.
5. This cell are collected from adults
Where as in ES
1.collected from enbryo leads to loss of foetus
2. Has ability to generate all most all cells
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