'Stem cell research' presentation slideshows

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CHAPTER 16

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Biotechnology

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NANOG The secret to immortality

NANOG The secret to immortality. Ka Yi, Ling Genetics 677 04/28/09. Overview. Pluripotency All about Nanog Gene decoding Protein translation Nanog web Future directions. Image from http://www.cartoonstock.com/newscartoons/cartoonists/ato/lowres/aton305l.jpg. Star of immortality.

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Tissue Repair

Tissue Repair. Regeneration, repair & healing of injured tissues. Repair responses following Injury/Inflammation. Regeneration. Growth of cells and tissues to replace lost structures Requires an intact connective tissue scaffold. Regulation of cell populations. TYPES OF CELLS.

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The Triple Helix

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Enabling Stem Cell Research in California

Enabling Stem Cell Research in California. Gil Sambrano, Ph.D. California Institute for Regenerative Medicine. What is a stem cell?. 1. Mature/specialize 2. Self-renew. Stem Cell Capacity. Stem Cell Capacity. Human embryonic stem cell lines were first derived in 1998 by Dr. James Thompson.

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Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Quarter 1 Review. List 1 way the Internet has helped people. . Shopping, Finding Information. List 1 way cars have helped people. . Traveling. These have helped people by producing items. . Machines.

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Summer 2007 Workshop in Biology and Multimedia for High School Teachers

Summer 2007 Workshop in Biology and Multimedia for High School Teachers. Stem Cell Research Overview. Straight Path. Outline. What are Stem Cells? Potential Uses for Stem Cells Cloning Stem Cells and Cancer Worldwide Status What do you think? Summary. What are Stem Cells?.

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The Clinical Researcher and the Media

The Clinical Researcher and the Media. John T. Burklow, Associate Director for Communications, NIH Principles and Practice of Clinical Research - December 15, 2003. Test Your Knowledge. Which events in your study are most likely to prompt immediate calls from reporters?. Test Your Knowledge.

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The Future for Stem Cell Research

The Future for Stem Cell Research. Robin Lovell-Badge Division of Developmental Genetics, MRC National Institute for Medical Research Nature 2001; 414: 88-91 2001. 11. 16 Park, Ji-Yoon . Contents. 1. Introduction 2. Background A. What are Stem Cells?

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Bioethics in High Schools: Why go there?

Bioethics in High Schools: Why go there?. Understand science in social context Develop character Encourage moral pluralism/tolerance through respectful debate Students are interested! Teachers are interested!. Some Issues that Hook Students. Gene Therapy Cloning Stem Cell Research

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Bioethics in High Schools: Why go there?

Bioethics in High Schools: Why go there?. Understand science in social context Develop character Encourage moral pluralism/tolerance through respectful debate Students are interested! Teachers are interested!. Some Issues that Hook Students. Gene Therapy Cloning Stem Cell Research

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Review Topic Sentences

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Complete 2012-13 Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell Industry Repo

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DEBATE TOPICS

DEBATE TOPICS. A brief introduction to your debate topics. Topic 1- Cloning. Cloning. Definition: Cloning is the scientific creation of an organism that is an exact genetic copy of another. This means that every single bit of DNA is the same between the two.

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Technology Timeline

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Nobody Lives Forever Road Show

Nobody Lives Forever Road Show. Road shows. Science in Society collaborated with Y-touring Theatre company, London in 2007 and again in 2009 to bring Science Roadshows to post primary schools throughout Northern Ireland

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