1. Differentiated Cells By: Tu Huynh

2. ●It also known as Cell Differentiation. ●It a normal process by which a less specialized cell develops or matures to possess a more distinct form and functions process cell ●The key point to differentiation is ○Put cells in a different environment and get a different outcome. What is Differentiated Cells?

3. ● It a undifferentiated biological cells, that can differentiate into specialized cells and can be divide (through mitosis) to produce more stem cells. ●They are usually found in multicellular organisms. ●There are two types of stem cells: ○Embryonic stem cells, which are isolated from the inner cell mass of blastocysts ○Adult stem cells, which are found in various tissues. Stem Cells

5. ●Embryonic stem cells are pluripotent ●They are capable of differentiating into virtually any tissue type ○ Replace or repair damaged tissues and organs ○ Correct inherited diseases Embryonic Stem Cell ➢ However, many embryonic stem-cell research is immoral ➢ Because in the process of collecting the stem cells ➢ The embryonic stem cells is destroyed

6. The Studies from Two U.S Researcher Catherine Verfaillie Ronald McKay

7. ● Catherine Verfaillie ○found that stem cells isolated from the marrow of adult mice and rats appear to be nearly as long-lived and versatile as embryonic stem cells ○these cells called multipotent adult progenitor cells which are very similar to cells that she identify in human marrow The First Study ● Ronald McKay ○transformed mouse embryonic stem cells into dopamine-producing neurons ○transplanted a disease into the mouse ○its established functioning connections with surrounding brain cells, began releasing dopamine, and reduced signs of the disease The Second Study

8. http://www.nature.com/nature/stemcells More Information about the studies?

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10. ●Opponent ○ Can be safely harvested from a consenting adult ○ Offer just as much promise for research and new therapies ●Proponent ○ Not useful, because they are already partially differentiated ○ They do not grow as well in culture ○ They age rapidly and cannot differentiate into as many different tissue types Opponent and Proponent of the embryonic stem-cell research

11. McCarthy, Michael. "Two new studies likely to add fire to stem-cell debate." Lancet 9324(2002):2171. eLibrary Science. Web. 05 Oct 2013. Works Cited

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14. ●It also known as Cell Differentiation. ●It a normal process by which a less specialized cell develops or matures to possess a more distinct form and function process cell What is Differentiated Cells and what are they?

15. ●Put cells in a different environment and get a different outcome. What is the key point to differentiation?

16. ● It a undifferentiated biological cells, that can differentiate into specialized cells and can be divide (through mitosis) to produce more stem cells. ●They are usually found in multicellular organisms. What are stem cells and where are you usually found them?

17. ●TU!!!! How many type of stem cells are there?

18. ● Embryonic stem cells ●Adult stem cells What are the two type of Stem Cells?

19. ●Embryonic stem cells are pluripotent ●They are capable of differentiating into virtually any tissue type o Replace or repair damaged tissues and organs o Correct inherited diseases What are Embryonic stem cells and what they do?

20. ●The embryonic stem cells is destroyed What happen to the embryonic stem cells during the process of collecting the stem cell?

21. Phân bi ệ t t ế bào What is this mean in Egglick?English? Differentiating Cells