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    Mitis Cells Lab Report

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    In this lab experiment, there were three objectives we analyzed and experimented in identifying mitosis cells. The three objectives we were observing were mitosis in animal cell, plant cell, and staining chromosomes in dividing cells. First off, my partner and I removed two inch-ling roots and placed it in the prepared 3 ml of methanol-acetic acid fixative solution in a small vial. We began with this first step because the roots need to be fixed for 15 minutes at 60oC in an incubator. We made two

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    Stem cells have the potential to impact the medical field changing the way we see science and medicine. It’s necessary to understand stem cells, the possible uses and differences. Stem cells transform to certain tissues types depending on the ones surrounding them. Certain stem cells have the ability to repair damaged tissue, which in long term can impact those with severe medical conditions. Like any other medical field. Stem cell research is very complex and consists of various data. Stem cell

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    Stems cells are known as the body's raw materials and they have the potential to develop into many different cell types during early life. Dividing into four or more cells (daughter cells) is what stem cells do under the right conditions. There are three properties of the stem cells; dividing and renewing, unspecialized and give rise to specialized cell types. Unspecialized stem cells give rise to specialized cells (heart muscle cells, blood cells or even nerve cell). Differentiations is a process

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    The hallmarks of a stem cell are its ability to self-renew as well as its ability to differentiate and assume almost any cell fate if given the appropriate cues known as pluripotency (ref). The differentiation of stem cells requires large and rapid changes in gene expression. miRNAs are well suited to carry out this task through their ability to simultaneously inhibit the translation of several target genes allowing for coordinated control of cellular processes{Bartel:2009fh}. Furthermore, miRNAs

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    foreign particles of bacterial pathogens is by it having some cells called phagocytes that will recognize these pathogens, therefore a large number of phagocytes will be sent to the location of where the pathogens were encountered and the defense genes will activate, having proteins go through transcription and translation in order to kill the pathogens in the body. 2) Compare and contrast the origin and roles of B cells and T cells. • B cells come from the bone marrow having a short life span defending

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    Biology 2/23/17 Stem Cells Researchers are currently attempting to master one of the most influential medical breakthroughs of the twenty-first century, stem cells. Stem cells are the cells that form days after fertilization of a human embryo. Stem cells are undifferentiated, meaning they have the ability to change into any type of cell; however, the level of undifferentiation varies and is put into three main categories multipotent, pluripotent, and totipotent. Stem cells come from embryos

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    Stem Cell Research Research on stem cells is advancing knowledge about how an organism develops from a single cell and how healthy cells replace damaged cells in adult organisms. This promising area of science is also leading scientists to investigate the possibility of cell-based therapies to treat disease, which is often referred to as regenerative or reparative medicine. Research on the topic of stem cells is advancing the scientific knowledge about how cells develop. Stem cell research

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    stem cell is an undifferentiated cell that has the potential to develop into all of the different types of cells that are in the body. Including the cells that take place during the growth, development, and early life of the human. An undifferentiated cell is a cell that has not yet developed into its specialized form. Totipotent stem cells are cells with the potential to grow into any cell that is in the human body. First, the zygote is formed after the combination of the sperm and egg cell. The

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    Kristina Barbour Dr. Elizabeth Rambo ENG 101-14 24 November 2014 Should Stem Cell Research Be Performed? Throughout the last couple of decades the rise of technology has influenced the lives of Americans in many ways. From the time scientists started in depth experiments with stem cells in the 1980s, to the present day, the use of stem cells in research has been a prominent topic not only in legislation, but also in everyday conversations (Bush). This is because of the controversy these conversations

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    HISTORY: The history of stem cell research starts with the discovery of the cell in the mid 1800s (1). With this discovery, scientists soon discovered that some cells can specialize and become other cells – these cells that can specialize are called stem cells. The phrase stem cell was first used in a scientific fiction novel by German biologist Ernst Haeckel; he used the phrase to describe the fertilized egg that will eventually grow to become an organism. The next notable usage of the phrase would

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