Stanford BIO 118 - Stem Cell Ethics and Policy

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Stem Cell Ethics and PolicyChristopher WenOverview Embryonic Stem Cells Adult Stem Cells Federal Law Why Need More Lines CompromisesArguments Against EmbryonicStem Cells and SCNT Embryo destruction Increase abortion Consent Cloning Destruction ofFamilyWhy Embryonic Stem Cells? Pluripotency Drug Testing Unlimited Growth Cancer ResearchWhy Adult Stem Cells? No destruction of life MHC match No tumors Signs of plasticity Cord BloodAdult Stem Cell SourcesProblems with Adult StemCells Rare Difficult to purify Limited regeneration Existing DNA Plasticity questioned Mutation DNA uptake Purification FusionCurrent Law Before August 2001 Informed Consent From surplus IVF 60 lines match specificationNew Embryonic Stem CellsNeeded 15 lines available Low Diversity Mouse Contamination Mutation Genetic Origins New Methods Avoid Privatization Avoid Driving Researchers OverseasPossible Compromises IVF embryos Informed Consent When to Approach Parents No Compensation Sales Ban Generation Limits Peer Review SCNT


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Stanford BIO 118 - Stem Cell Ethics and Policy

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