Essays on Stem Cells Research

Statement of Topic I am researching the significance of the use of stem cells. Stem cells are used to enhance cell-based therapies as well as creating artificial organs. These cells are mainly harvested from the blood in the umbilical cord, a donor’s bone marrow, or from the circulating blood in an individual. Purpose I chose…

Over the course of human history, medicine has come quite a long way. Centuries ago people thought that body was composed of different liquids and if a person was unlikely enough to get sick during this time, their blood would have been withdrawn in a process known as bloodletting but in modern times antibiotics can…

Human embryonic stem cells are unspecialized cells that can turn out to be any of the 200+ particular or separated cells that complete the particular elements of the body, for example, skin, blood, muscle, and nerve cells. Researcher trust that human embryonic undifferentiated organisms have a boundless potential in making therapeutic medicines that supplant lost…

More than thirty years ago, in 1981, scientists were able to successfully extract embryonic stem cells from mice, effectively opening a door to new discoveries in scientific and medical fields. Stem cells are unspecialized cells meaning that they have no set function in the body. Scientists have also found ways to influence these cells into…

The medical field has taken great leaps with the technological explosion. Humans are living longer and are able to cure many diseases that earlier in history would have been fatal. With the field making such leaps, researchers are actively searching for new breakthroughs. Stem cells are expected to be the next great thing. Stem cells…

As you may have heard Stem cells can be very important and useful, but there’s a catch, in order to use stem cells you must first conduct Stem cell research in order to understand how useful it truly is. In order for research to be conducted human embryos are required because it, as obviously stated,…

In this current age, the easy accessibility of scientific information allows for the layman press to tackle scientific subjects in their bulletins. Some articles are well researched, translated into an easy read by the publisher, while others lack even just one supporting reference. A background in biochemistry can help in proper critique and analysis as…

The Ethical Dilemma behind Stem Cells Stem Cells are basically cells that can be grown to make more cells. They are used to replace neurons, primarily for those who have diseases. This has caused an ethical conflict, due to the way they are received. Stem Cells are harvested from embryos that are around 4 days…

In 1963, while experimenting on a dead mouse, a pair of scientists observed a unique blend of specialized blood cells, also known as stem cells. In recent years, stem cell therapy has revolutionized medical technology and has extended countless lives. Stem cells are referred to as “undifferentiated” cells because they have not fully committed to…

Stem cells are undifferentiated cells that can self-renew, multipotent, clonal and can differentiate into any other cell type. Stem cells can, therefore, have the potential to be used as therapy for curing disorders of various kinds such as autoimmune disorders, hemopoietic disorder, metabolism related disorders, cardiovascular disease, etc. Stem cell resides in various organ rather than only…