What is a stem cell? Stem cells are special because they can… 1. 2. Our bodies need stem cells to… …replace cells that:  Some cells in your body are replaced.

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What is a stem cell? Stem cells are special because they can… Our bodies need stem cells to… …replace cells that:  Some cells in your body are replaced a lot, e.g. In many parts of your body, you only need new cells from time to time, e.g. There are different kinds of stem cells… can make all types of cell in your body can make a few particular types of cell AND All about stem cells 16+ poster

A is a ball of around 100 cells. The one in the picture is days old. …a very early stage of human development called a Scientists use embryonic stem cells from… …IVF embryos. IVF stands for It is a technique used to In the UK, couples can donate left over IVF embryos for research if they wish. Scientists grow cells in the lab … … using a technique called The cells are put in a flask with the nutrients they need to survive. The nutrients and temperature are carefully controlled to: Where do embryonic stem cells come from? Embryonic stem cells come from… All about stem cells 16+ poster

Why bother with stem cells? Stem cells are used to treat patients now… …for example, we can use stem cells to grow new skin for people who are badly burned. The skin is not perfect because it: Stem cells could be used in new treatments… …for diseases we cannot cure today. Scientists hope to use stem cells to grow new, healthy cells for patients with diseases like Stem cells could also be used for … All about stem cells 16+ poster

iPS cells are made in the lab… We don’t need embryos to make iPS cells…...so people who think embryos should not be used in research are very pleased. BUT scientists still need embryonic stem cells to: iPS cells could be used in medicine… …to grow new, healthy cells to treat diseases like The process used to make iPS cells is called genetic …from cells in the body, e.g. skin cells. iPS stands for iPS cells behave just like stem cells. Making stem cells New genes are added to skin cells to turn them into iPS cells. All about stem cells 16+ poster