Mother cells identicay to their embryos

Mother Cells Identical to their Embryos
A team of scholars from Harvard University in the United States has shown in a Science publication an unprecedented procedure admitting the creation of mother cells with the same regenerated characteristics of their embryos. The procedure initiated from adult cells and was aimed at using mother cells for curative ends. The analysts consider that with this technique they can achieve the creation of a web-like fabric to reconstruct deteriorated organs. For example, new mother cells may be transformed into cell sources for a pancreas in a diabetic patient, or even in heart cells for patients with heart failure.
The research has been supported by the U.S. Ministry of Science and Innovation. The Government does not protect the investigation of mother cells.
The systemic adversity of embryonic research, which kills the cells, as well as research on mother adult cells, has obliged the scientific world to recognize the different successes achieved with mother adult cells.
With regards to the ethical controversies about embryonic cells, Harvard analysts have directed their research and diligent work towards bartering out identical embryonic cells from mother adult cells.
On the other, various news confirm the success achieved by mother adult cell research. The assistant Doctor and coordinator of Hematology in La Plana de Vila-Real Hospital has ratified mother cell efficiency for carcinoma treatment. Just as well for leukemia and lymphomas, even when chemotherapy has killed both, infected cells as well as benign cells in the patients.

A group of researchers at the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology in Japan have claimed to have discovered – starting from research on molars – mother cells identical to their embryos. (Translated by Gianna A. Sanchez Moretti)
Author and journalist Clemente Ferrer has led a distinguished career in Spain in the fields of publicity and press relations. He is currently President of the European Institute of Marketing.
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