Tissues (Review). Tissues Tissues are made up of a group specialized cells Specialized cells are made due to different factors:

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Tissues (Review)

Tissues Tissues are made up of a group specialized cells Specialized cells are made due to different factors:

Tissues Tissues are made up of a group specialized cells Specialized cells are made due to different factors: – Cytoplasm (uneven division) – Environment – Neighbouring cells – Genes

4 types of tissues

Epithelia Muscle Nervous Connective

Where does it start? Tissues are made of specialized cells Specialized cells arise due to different factors – But arise from what? – How does it all start?

Stem Cells

Stem cells Stem cells are unspecialized cells that can produce various specialized cells 2 types – Totipotent: Able to become any kind of cell in the body (more versatile) – Pluripotent: Able to produce many kinds of cells in the body but not all (less versatile)

Medical Potential of Stem Cells Due to stem cells being able to produce various types of cells they can be used to replace lost/damaged/destroyed cells E.g. Bone Marrow is responsible for producing blood cells. E.g. Embryonic stem cells used to regenerate lost or damaged tissue

Ethics behind Stem Cells 2 categories of stem cells – Adult stem cell Cannot differentiate thus must extract same type of stem cell to the one patient is needing Extracted using non-lethal surgical techniques – Embryonic stem cell Can differentiate into over 200 types of different cells thus can harvest a lot to serve many purposes Extracted from an embryo which leads to death of embryo

Ethics Discussion Do you think it’s right to harvest stem cells? – Think about the types of stem cells – Think about the source of those stem cells Why or why not?

Discussion on Cloning What do you know about cloning? What movies have you seen that involve cloning? – Star Wars Prequels – The 6 th Day – Multiplicity – Austin Powers (mini-me) – The Fifth Element – Etc. How are clones made?

How a clone actually gets made Page 25 of your textbook illustrates it beautifully

Preview for next class In groups, use the chart paper and draw out the digestive system Label the organs Add descriptions of what each part of the digestive system does Write anything else you know about the digestive system

Homework Pg 92 #4, 5, 8 If you can, write on the same piece of paper as the last homework. I’ll be collecting the homework for this chapter altogether at the end of the week.