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4.1 Cell Biology Differentiation and stem cells Lesson 15

Baseline (flightpath D): Know that embryonic stem cells and adult stem cells from bone marrow can be cloned and used to produce different types of cells. Further (flightpath C): Compare different styles of written articles that deal with stems cells and discuss whether they can be considered reliable. Discuss the need for awareness of these factors when reading articles on the internet. Challenge (flightpath B&A): Judge the importance of the use of stem cells in modern medicine.