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List as many different types of cells as you can think off.

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Stem cellsWALT: To understand what stem cells are and how they are used.

WILF: ~ Recall what stem cells are. (D)~ Describe the differences between adult stem cells and embryonic stem cells. (C)~ Explain why there are advantages, disadvantages and risks in stem cell research. (B-A*)

Keywordsstem cell embryonic stem cell adult stem cell

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Embryonic stem cells

Muscle cells Red blood

cells

Neurones (nerve cells)

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What for? Any disease or damage caused by cells that no longer work properly may one day be treated and cured using stem cells.

Diabetes

Leukaemia

Spinal cord cells

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~ embryonic stem cells taken from leftover embryos from fertility treatment~ adult stem cells taken from within the tissue of the patient ~ stem cells taken from cloned embryos that are produced using the nucleus of a patient's cell and an empty human egg cell, and then treated to divide and form an embryo

Where from?

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Make a table showing the benefits and drawbacks of using stem cells to treat

human disorders. Benefits Drawbacks

KeywordsEmbryonic stem cellsAdult stem cellsDifferentiated

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Stem cells are thought to hold huge potential for treating a wide range of disease and disabilities.

Many embryonic stem cells come from aborted embryos or from spare embryos in fertility treatment.

"If someone is going to have an abortion, isn’t it better that we use it for something useful?"

Stem cell therapy could treat Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, heart disease, stroke, arthritis, diabetes, burns and spinal cord damage.

Stem cells may also provide a useful way to test the effects of experimental drugs.

Many believe that the use of embryonic stem cells, taken from aborted embryos is unethical, because they view the embryos just as they’d view fully developed human corpses.

Embryonic stem cells kill innocent embryos. This is murder.

There is a risk of rejection if stem cells are taken from one person and put into another.

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Stem cellsWhat are stem cells?

Where are stem cells found?

What are they used for?

What are the drawbacks of using stem cells?

What is the difference between embryonic and adult stem cells?

Stem cellsWhat are stem cells?

Where are stem cells found?

What are they used for?

What are the drawbacks of using stem cells?

What is the difference between embryonic and adult stem cells?

Stem cellsWhat are stem cells?

Where are stem cells found?

What are they used for?

What are the drawbacks of using stem cells?

What is the difference between embryonic and adult stem cells?

Stem cellsWhat are stem cells?

Where are stem cells found?

What are they used for?

What are the drawbacks of using stem cells?

What is the difference between embryonic and adult stem cells?