stem cells

Discusses what stem cells are, where are they from, and what they possibly could accomplish and discusses the ethical and moral debates on their use and the legal ruling thus far.

An examination of stem cell research that discusses different types of cells, therapeutic cloning, stem cell induction, medical applications, commercialization, ethical and legal issues, and other related topics.

Introduces the science behind stem cells, including how and why the technology was created, current examples of the technology in action, and cutting-edge research advancing the technology.

Introduces readers to the science behind stem cells, including how and why the technology was created, current examples of the technology in action, and cutting-edge research advancing the technology. Eye-catching infographics, clear text, informative sidebars, and a "How It Works" special feature make this book an engaging introduction to this exciting technology.

Biophysicist James Till and cellular biologist Ernest McCulloch changed the world when they discovered stem cells in the 1960s.

"Explores the different types of stem cells, their current and potential future medical applications, and the many controversies that surround their creation and use"--Provided by publisher.

A book for high school students about the history and developments made in the area of cloning.

Examines the science that led up to the first organ transplant and explores the lives of the scientists who played a role in this discovery.

How many cells are in the human body? Questions like this are answered in this engaging look at cells. Readers learn that they are the building blocks of the human body. They'll go on an adventure with Dr. Seymour Skinless, who travels under the skin to investigate how our bodies work. Dr. Seymour Skinless explains how cells function, the structure of cells, and many useful facts on this essential science curriculum topic.

"Explores the discovery of and uses for stem cells"--Provided by publisher.