Stem_Cell_Research

Stem Cell Research “Stem Cell Research” is a term that has yielded plenty of promising results over the past 10 years. Stem cells are tiny cells that contain the information needed to develop a minuscule embryo into a fully functioning living organism. These cells can be extracted from embryos in early stages of development and can be used to grow or regenerate a wide range of tissue. Although stem cell research is a relatively new science, many experts agree that much is to be gained. “Stem cells seem to remind the body that is knows how to heal itself,” (A) says William Haseltine, referring to the studies in which stem cells are injected into a patient in order to stimulate growth of lost or damaged tissue. Recent studies have shown great progress in treating a wide range of diseases. The process by which stem cells are used to regenerate tissue is quite complicated. If one were to try to regenerate skin, for example, they would first have to isolate the nucleus of a skin cell of a donor. Then the nucleus must be implanted into an egg and the egg must be allowed to develop. Then stem, cells, research, been, cell, skin, scientists, embryos, united, tissue, studies, states, results, regenerate, promising, one, must, funding, federal, example, donor, brain, wide, treating, sylvia, stages, six, since, several, seem, researchers, recently, range, out, nucleus