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portada Human Cloning and Stem Cells
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Year
2018
Language
English
Pages
108
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781791974473
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Human Cloning and Stem Cells

Daniel Cebo (Author) · Independently Published · Paperback

Human Cloning and Stem Cells - Daniel Cebo

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Synopsis "Human Cloning and Stem Cells "

Discussion of the bioethics of human stem cell research has transitioned from controversies over the source of human embryonic stem cells to concerns about the ethical use of stem cells in basic and clinical research. Key areas in this evolving ethical discourse include the derivation and use of other human embryonic stem cell–like stem cells that have the capacity to differentiate into all types of human tissue and the use of all types of stem cells in clinical research. Each of these issues is discussed as I summarise the past, present, and future bioethical issues in stem cell research. The main bioethical issues associated with human stem cells involve their derivation and use for research. Although there are interesting ethical issues surrounding the collection and use of somatic (adult) stem cells from aborted fetuses and umbilical cord blood, the most intense controversy to date has focused on the source of human embryonic stem (hES) cells. At present, new ethical issues are beginning to emerge around the derivation and use of other hES cell–like stem cells that have the capacity to differentiate into all types of human tissue. Soon, as the stem cell field progresses closer to the clinic, additional ethical issues are likely to arise concerning the clinical translation of basic stem cell knowledge into reasonably safe, effective, and accessible patient therapies. This book summaries these and other bioethical issues of the past, present, and future of stem cell research.

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