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1. content.e-bookshelf.de · L-580881-79ad724a95HUMAN STEM CELL TECHNOLOGY AND BIOLOGY

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   Human Stem Cell Technology and Biology: A Research Guide and Laboratory Manual will greatly benefit both established investigators and newcomers in the stem cell field.

2. www.cmu.edu · stem-cells · stem-cells-pdf-slidesStem Cells - Carnegie Mellon University

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   01. What are stem cells? Learn what stem cells are and how they differ from other cell types. 03. Types of stem cells? Learn the different types of stem cells and why they’re important. 02. What do stem cells do? Learn what role stem cells play in the body. What is their job? 04. Why do we care in medicine? Learn the current research.

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4. www.eurostemcell.org · system · filesIntroducing stem cells

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   Scientists add particular genes to cells from the body to make them behave like embryonic stem cells. Genes give cells instructions about how to behave. So, this process is a bit like changing the instructions in a computer programme to make the computer do a new task.

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5. www.law.berkeley.edu · files · stem_cell_day1_part2An Introduction to Stem Cell Biology - Berkeley Law

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   What is a stem cell? A primitive cell which can either self renew (reproduce itself) or give rise to more specialised cell types The stem cell is the ancestor at the top of the family tree of related cell types. One blood stem cell gives rise to red cells, white cells and platelets. Stem Cells Vary in their Developmental capacity. A multipotent.

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6. nap.nationalacademies.org · resource · 11278Understanding Stem Cells

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   During early development, as well as later in life, various types of stem cells give rise to the specialized or differentiat-ed cells that carry out the spe-cific functions of the body, such as skin, blood, muscle, and nerve cells.

7. mcb.berkeley.edu · courses · mcb41STEM CELLS - Molecular and Cell Biology

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   DEFINITION OF STEM CELLS USUALLY CALLED "STEM CELLS" BUT DEBATED ES cells derived of embryos from IVF clinic. Donated for research purposes w/ informed consent of donors. Not derived from eggs fertilized in a woman's body. Embryos 4-5 days old. Inner cell mass about 30 cells. SOURCE OF ES CELLS NIH stem cell website ICM = inner cell mass

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   What is a stem cell?

   • A primitive cell which can either self renew (reproduce itself) or give rise to more specialised cell types The stem cell is the ancestor at the top of the family tree of related cell types. One blood stem cell gives rise to red cells, white cells and platelets

   An Introduction to Stem Cell Biology - Berkeley Law

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   How are embryonic stem cells derived from a blastocyst?

   • Embryonic stem cells are derived from the inner cell mass of the blastocyst. In culture, they can self-replicate or produce specialized cell types. because they can differentiate into all of the cell types of the body.

   Understanding Stem Cells

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   Where do stem cells come from?

   • Adult stem cells, which are found in certain tissues in fully developed humans, from babies to adults, may be lim-ited to producing only certain types of specialized cells. Recently, scientists have also identified stem cells in umbilical cord blood and the placenta that can give rise to the various types of blood cells.

   Understanding Stem Cells

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   What is the purpose of a stem cell booklet?

   • This booklet is designed to provide basic knowledge to facil-itate thinking about and understanding the scientific and ethical issues surrounding stem cells. It is intended to help readers more easily interpret news about stem cells, as the science advances or new controversies develop.

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9. research.ucdavis.edu · wp-content · uploadsStem Cell Quick Guide: Stem Cell Basics - Office of Research

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   Stem cells are the starting point from which the rest of the body grows. The adult human body is made up of hundreds of millions of different types of cells specialized for different tasks. Nerve cells for the brain and nervous system; muscle cells; red blood cells to carry oxygen; white blood cells to fight infection; gut cells to absorb ...