Early embryonic development- stem cells 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyCellular processesStem cellsASEdexcel Created by: emilylang1Created on: 13-05-20 10:50 cells can have the potential to develop into a complete human totipotent cells 1 of 19 hollow ball of cells produced by 5 days after conception blastocyst 2 of 19 the cells in the blastocyst that can give rise to most cell types, but not all 216 pluripotent embryonic stem cells 3 of 19 the cells found in adults that retain a certain capacity to become different cell types multipotent adult stem cells 4 of 19 a particular area of medicine that stem cells can be of great use regenerative medicine 5 of 19 which type of stem cells are the most beneficial to transplant treatment due to their pluripotent nature? embryonic stem cells 6 of 19 sources of pluripotent stem cells spare embryos 7 of 19 problem with using the embryo-culture-stem cell approach rejection 8 of 19 other approach where somatic cell nuclear transfer occurs in order to source stem cells therapeutic cloning 9 of 19 HFEA giving permission for use of therapeatic cloning in research (year) 2004 10 of 19 HFEA allowing research using animal-human embryos (year) 2007 11 of 19 what type of stem cells are used for bone marrow transplants? adult stem cells 12 of 19 another use of adult stem cells skin transplants 13 of 19 reprogramming of cells to make them pluripotent induced pluripotent stem cells 14 of 19 uses of iPSCs treatment for disease, drug trials and research 15 of 19 people viewing the status of a human embryo differently ethical issues with embryonic stem cells 16 of 19 times when new advances in society raise various concerns role of regulatory authorities 17 of 19 peers of the realm and MPs that are advised by experts on the subject select commities 18 of 19 extensions in embryonic uses that have led to HFEA permitting new areas of work (years) 2001 and 2002 19 of 19
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