Can we really use the stem cells?

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Can We Really Use the Stem Cells?

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Can We Really Use the Stem Cells?

• Stem cells are not specialized.
• There is no specialization in stem cells.
• A stem cell has no specialized physiological
  properties, unlike a red blood cell that carries
  oxygen through the blood stream, or a muscle cell
  that works with other cells to produce movement.

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Can We Really Use the Stem Cells?

• Stem cells can repeatedly divide and produce
  identical copies of them. This process is called
  self-renewal and goes on throughout the
  organism's life.
• The defining property of stem cells is
  self-renewal. Specialized cells like blood and
  muscle usually do not replicate themselves, which
  means that they cannot replace themselves when
  they are seriously damaged by disease or injury.

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Can We Really Use the Stem Cells?

• There are many types of uses but here you will
  come to know about an autistic boy who gets cured
  with the help of stem cell therapy.
• Brit Danny Bullen, lives with his parents in
  Tenerife was suffering from autism and was unable
  to do his daily tasks such as eating, using the
  toilet and many others.
• Also he was completely on a gluten and lactose
  free diet that helps in improving various types
  of autoimmune disorders.

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Can We Really Use the Stem Cells?

• He had a stem cell transplant surgery in the US
  and after the surgery for the first time he asked
  for food.
• His father said that after his treatment he has
  started to responding, is more alert than earlier
  and has started using a few wards to speak.
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Can We Really Use the Stem Cells?

• While therapy, some diets, and other techniques
  are all promising to mitigate the effects of
  autism (and some of them swear), researchers have
  not yet come up with a "cure" for the disease.
• That is, a definitive treatment that relieves
  adults or children from the condition can not be
  offered by the scientific and medical community.

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Can We Really Use the Stem Cells?

• With emerging stem cell therapies, however, it
  looks as if autism can be on the horizon as a
  real, lasting treatment.
• Whatever the case, stem cells seem to be a
  promising autism treatment. They can replace
  malfunctioning gut cells with healthy ones, for
  example, and since stem cells can replicate
  indefinitely, it is unlikely that the problem
  will recur.
• The same can be true for the production of brain
  cells, enzymes and hormones, and more.

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Can We Really Use the Stem Cells?

• Stem cell autism recovery, as with any other
  medical process, brings with it some risks.
  However, on the whole, many people find the
  levels of success high enough to warrant these
  negative outcomes to be risky.
• It may be worth it, especially in cases where
  autism is so overwhelming that it thoroughly
  affects the family or the child. So they want to
  use stem cells for the process of
  transplantation.