A Cure For The World

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this the difference is seen between adult and embryonic stem cell replications and mutations.
Embryonic stem cells are found in human embryos. They are, �plucked from the embryos in the first weeks of life,� (�Obama Stem Cell�). These cells �have the potential to act as repair systems for replacement of damaged cells,� (Eve). The stem cells extracted would eventually develop into a living being. �The embryonic stem cell is believed by many scientists to be the most useful for potential medical treatments;� however, �its use is restricted by federal legislation,� (Eve). The restrictions by federal legislation are not the only thing which continually holds embryonic stem cell research form moving forward. There are several controversies which currently surround the topic of embryonic stem cells, some of these include: moral arguments of when life begins, groundbreaking studies turned scandal, alleged potential to cause cancer, and whether adult stem cell use is as useful as ...

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New York, Ohio, Virginia, and Wisconsin. Even with the successes in some studies and retaliation and supportiveness of some states there is still plenty of opposition.
Embryonic stem cells have the potential to become any cell in the human body. They are basically a ball of cells that can become anything. These stem cells can then be stimulated to become any cell that it is needed to be, such as, a defective gene, damaged nerves, etc. This ball of cells has endless possibilities.
Embryonic stem cell use will lead to new revolutionary medicinal practices. If scientists were allowed to partake in embryonic stem cell research they could �learn how to harness and manipulate them ...

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