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What are your 10

facts?

What websites did

you use in the

Ethical/Moral Links

section?

3/10/2011 9:31:26 brandon joyce

form of human life

2.contain human

DNA.

3.three types of

stem cells

4.main opposition

for stem cells

comes from

religious bodies.

5.in adults stem

cells hang out in

niches

6.Embryonic stem

cells are derived

from embryos

7.Cloning in biology

is the process ofproducing similar

populations of

genetically identical

individuals.

8.Obama

overturned an order

signed by President

Bush in 2001 that

barred the National

Institutes of Health

from funding

research on

embryonic stem

cells.9.In February of Two Perspectives


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3/10/2011 9:48:08

Erin Wilson &

Morgan Walker

alive and contain

human DNA

2. embryo adoption

is controversial

because most

people would rather

rather abort their

fetus than let

someone adopt it.

3. genetic

engineering means

the reshuffling of

genes usually from

one species to

another, and is part

of biotechnology.

4. embryonic stem

cells are derived

from embryos that

develop from eggs

that have beenfertilized in vitro and

then donated for

research.

5. cloning in biology

is the process of

producing similar

populations of


individuals that

occurs in nature

when organisms

Two Perspectives,

George Bush's

View, Various

Ethical Opinions


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3/10/2011 9:51:44 Miles Poage

form of human life.

2.they are alive and

contain human

DNA.

3.Only 2 percent of

leftover embryos

have been put up

for adoption.

4.President Bush

showcased embryo

adoption as an

alternative to

embryonic stem-cell

research.

5.Mice have been

used to produce

viable monkey

sperm using tissue

transplanted from

the testes of

macaques.6.Embryonic stem

cells (ES cells) are

pluripotent stem

cells derived from

the inner cell mass

of the blastocyst, an

early-stage embryo.


is the process of

producing similar

populations of

Two Perspectives,

George Bush's

View, Various

Ethical Opinions


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3/10/2011 9:47:11

samantha and

a'yuana

form of human life:

they are alive and

contain human

DNA.

2. adult stem cells

are less useful in

that they have

already started to

specialize and can

only become one of

a few cell types.

3. Four years ago,

Bush discussed

stem-cell research,

he remarked

smypathetically that

IVF " helps so many

couples conceive

children.

4. in adults stem

cells hang out inniches around the

body.

5. embryonic stem

cells are

distinguished by two

proprities,

pluripotency and

replicate

6. cloning in biology

is the process of

producing similar Two Perspectives


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3/10/2011 9:45:21

will Lutz and alston

bridges

stem cell research is

mainly coming from

religious and social

conservatives who

are also pro-life.

2.Most of them

believe that a pre-

embryo from which

embryonic stem

cells are removed is

a human person,

and that the process

of extracting the

cells murders that

person.

3.Most embryonic

stem cells are

derived from

embryos that

develop from eggs

that have beenfertilized.

4.Characterization is

the process where

scientists test the

cells to see whether

they exhibit the

fundamental

properties that make

them embryonic

stem cells.

5.Embryonic stem Two Perspectives


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3/10/2011 12:56:24 Ashleigh Greene

cells, as their name

suggests, are

derived from

embryos.

2.Obama says "In

recent years, when

it comes to stem cell

research, rather

than furthering

discovery, our

government has

forced what I

believe is a false

choice between

sound science and

moral values."

3.Human embryos

reach the blastocyst

stage 45 days post

fertilization, at which

time they consist of50150 cells.

4.Stem cells are a

form of human life:

they are alive and

contain human

DNA.

5.Of the three types

of stem cells,

embryonic stem

cells have the

greatest potential in

Two Perspectives,

George Bush's View


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3/10/2011 12:56:47 Lexi Poston

of stem cells,

embryonic stem

cells have the


that they can

actually become any

of the 220 cell

types.

2) Religious and

social conservatives

are the main groups

that oppose stem

cell research and

are pro-life.

3) Stem cells are

cells that can divide

for indefinite periods

and help specialized

cells.

4) Growing cells in

the laboratory isknown as cell

culture, which is the

growth of cells in an

artificial medium for

research.

5) Embryonic stem

cells are pluripotent

stem cells derived

from the inner cell

mass of blastocyst,

an early-stage

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George Bush's View


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3/10/2011 12:57:22

Amanda Lake

Heath

niches.

2. When the stem

cells are removed

from the niche it

either dies or

differentiates.

3. Embryonic stem

cells derive from

embryos developed

by eggs that have

been fertilized

through in vitro

fertilization.

4. Embryos are the

earliest stage of

human life.

5. Stem cells are a

form of human life

and contain DNA.

6. Stem cells can

develop into 220different types of

cells.

7. Religious and

social conservatives

oppose stem cell

research because

they believe

removing stem cells

from human is

terminating a

humans life.

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George Bush's View


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3/10/2011 13:01:14 JC Johnson

form of human life:

they are alive and

contain human

DNA.

2. Opposition to

stem cell research is

mainly coming from

religious and social

conservatives who

are also pro-life.

Most of them

believe that a pre-

embryo from which

embryonic stem

cells are removed is

a human person,

and that the process

of extracting the

cells murders that

person.

3. Embryonic stemcells, as their name

suggests, are

derived from

embryos. They are

not derived from

eggs fertilized in a

woman's body.

4. If scientists can

reliably direct the

differentiation of

embryonic stem

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George Bush's View


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3/10/2011 13:01:37

Anna Grace

Bankhead

main views on stem

cell research. Some

believe that it

furthers scientific

knowledge. Others

view this form of

research as murder.

2. Embryonic stem

cells are made from

embryos. The term

"cell structure"

describes growing

cells in a laboratory.

3. Embryonic stem

cells are able to

reproduce limitlessly

for research. The

first time stem cell

research was

conducted was

January 23, 2009.4. Cloning is the

process of

producing similar

populations of


individuals. The

word "clone" comes

from the Greek word

for "trunk" or

"branch".

5. "Dolly" was a

Two Perspectives,

George Bush's View


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3/10/2011 13:02:04 Landon, David

confident that they

will lead to

treatments to many

diseases: bone loss,

broken bones, brain

damage due to lack

of oxygen,severe

burns, cancer, and

diabetes.

2)Characterization

is the process by

which scientist test

to see if the cells

exhibit the

fundamental

properties that make

them embryonic

stem cells.

3)ES cells are

pluripotent, that is,

they are able todifferentiate into all

derivatives of the

three primary germ

layers.

4)The three germ

layers are:

ectoderm,

endoderm, and

mesoderm.

5)Process of

producing similar Two Perspectives


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3/10/2011 13:02:21 Wren Willis

cells have the most

potential, because

in theory they can

become any of the

220 cell types.

2. Human

embryonic stem

cells are generated

by transferring cells

from a

preimplantation

stage embryo into a

plastic laboratory

culture dish.

3. Preimplantation is

where the embryo

has yet to implant in

the wall of the

uterus.

4. Pluri-potency is

the ability of a stemcell to differentiate

into any of the

following germ

layers; endoderm,

mesoderm, or

ectoderm.

5. Cell culture is the

growth of cells in

vitro in an artificial

medium for medical

treatment or Two Perspectives


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3/10/2011 13:02:57 Tonya Hutchings

genetic Diagnosis

(PGD) can detect

genetically defective

cells so that the pre-

embryo can be

rejected.

2.The controversy

over embryonic

stem cell research

centers on whether

human life in the

form of an embryo

less than two weeks

after conception is a

human person

because if it, is then

extracting stem cells

constitutes first

degree murder.


is the process ofproducing similar

populations of


individuals that

occurs in nature

when organisms

such as bacteria,

insects, or plants

reproduce

asexually.

4.Studies of human Two Perspectives

3/10/2011 13:04:10

Quadricka Hopper ;

Sandra Atilano

1. stem cells are a

form of human life:

they are alive andcontain human

DNA.

2.embryonic stem

cells have the


that they can

theoretically

become any of the

220 cell types.

3.Adult stems are

less useful and canbecome one of a

few cell types.

4.


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you use in the

Science Links

section?

What websites did

you use in the

Political Links

section?

Comments or

Questions?

Types of Stem

Cells, Embryonic

Stem Cells, Cloningat Wikipedia

Stem Cell Politics,

Debating Dolly theSheep, Greenpeace

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Types of Stem

Cells, Definitions,

Cloning at

Wikipedia

Stem Cell Politics,

Debating Dolly the

Sheep, Greenpeace

We now better

understand stem

cells :)


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Embryonic Stem

Cells, Cloning at

Wikipedia, HHMI Stem Cell Politics


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Types of Stem

Cells, Embryonic

Stem Cells,

Definitions, Embryo

Formation,

Biotechnology,

Cloning at

Wikipedia

Stem Cell Politics,

Greenpeace


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Types of Stem

Cells, Embryonic

Stem Cells, Embryo

Formation,

Biotechnology,

Cloning at

Wikipedia

Stem Cell Politics,

Debating Dolly the

Sheep


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Embryonic Stem

Cells, Definitions,

Genentech, Cloning

at Wikipedia Stem Cell Politics


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Embryonic Stem

Cells, Definitions,

HHMI

Stem Cell Politics,

Greenpeace


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Types of Stem

Cells, Embryonic

Stem Cells,

Definitions Stem Cell Politics NO.


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Embryonic Stem

Cells, Definitions,

Cloning at

Wikipedia

Stem Cell Politics,

Debating Dolly the

Sheep, Greenpeace


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Embryonic Stem

Cells, Cloning at

Wikipedia

Stem Cell Politics,

Debating Dolly the

Sheep, Greenpeace


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Embryonic Stem

Cells, Definitions,

Cloning at

Wikipedia

Stem Cell Politics,

Debating Dolly the

Sheep


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Types of Stem

Cells, Embryonic

Stem Cells,

Definitions, Cloning

at Wikipedia Greenpeace


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Types of Stem

Cells, Definitions,

Cloning at

Wikipedia, HHMI Greenpeace

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