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Published on Nov 25, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

BIOTECHNOLOGY

KATE HAMMOND
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STEM CELL RESEARCH

  • cells capable of renewing themselves through cell division
  • induced to become tissue- or organ-specific cells with special functions
  • Immature cell that is probable to become different types of cells
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PURPOSE OF STEM CELLS

  • When you use stem cells they can turn into what you need
  • Being young you can teach it what you need
  • Helps get medicine
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STEM CELLS BEING USED

  • Iife saving treatments for people with leukemia
  • Examples are: bone marrow stem cell,
  • -peripheral blood stem cells (PBSCs)
  • -Umbilical cord blood stem cell transplant
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CLONING

  • Organisms with the exact genetic copies
  • They can happen naturally
  • By cloning stem cells are not delivered from a potential human
  • But rather a human the already exists and won't be harmed
  • With cloning we can get stem cells without harming a human

EXAMPLES OF CLONING

  • Identical twins, animals
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RECOMBINANT DNA

  • Form of artificial DNA
  • Combining two or more sequences that normally don't occur
  • Doesn't occur through natural processes, but it is engineered.

PURPOSE OF RECOMBINANT DNA

  • To produce protein or insulin
  • Put two organisms that normally wouldn't join for cloning purposes
  • It is being used to produce over 100 products for human therapy
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EXAMPLES OF RECOMBINANT DNA

  • DNA fingerprinting
  • Genetic disease
  • Gene therapy
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