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What is another name for stem cell therapy?

• a) Gene therapy

• b) Regenerative medicine  

• c) Cloning

• d) Immunotherapy
  
  

b) Regenerative medicine  

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Name one thing stem cells can specialize into.

• a) Virus

• b) Bacteria

• c) Muscle, blood, fat, or brain cells

• d) Antibodies

c) Muscle, blood, fat, or brain cells

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What are the two main natural sources of stem cells?

• a) Skin cells and neurons

• b) Adult body tissues and embryos  

• c) Blood cells and liver cells

• d) Muscle cells and brain cells

b) Adult body tissues and embryos  

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What does the term "Totipotent" describe in stem cells?

• a) Can become only one cell type

• b) Can become a few related cell types

• c) Can become any cell type, including placenta and all three germ layers  

• d) Can become any cell from the three germ layers, but not the placenta

c) Can become any cell type, including placenta and all three germ layers

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What are the three germ layers that pluripotent stem cells can become?

• a) Epidermis, dermis, hypodermis

• b) Xylem, phloem, cambium

• c) Ectoderm, mesoderm, & endoderm  

• d) Atrium, ventricle, septum

c) Ectoderm, mesoderm, & endoderm  

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What is the difference between multipotent and unipotent stem cells?

• a) Multipotent can become any cell type, while unipotent can only become blood cells.

• b) Multipotent can only become one cell type, while unipotent can become any cell type.

• c) Multipotent can become a few related cell types from one germ layer, while unipotent can only become one specific cell type  

• d) Multipotent can become any cell from the three germ layers, while unipotent 

c) Multipotent can become a few related cell types from one germ layer, while unipotent can only become one specific cell type  

3

What are the two main types of gene therapy?

• a) Active and passive

• b) Innate and adaptive

• c) Somatic Cell Gene Therapy (SCGT) and Germline Gene Therapy (GGT) 

• d) Chemical and physical

c) Somatic Cell Gene Therapy (SCGT) and Germline Gene Therapy (GGT) 

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What is the major ethical concern regarding the use of Embryonic Stem Cells?

• a) Risk of rejection

• b) It involves the destruction of a human blastocyst, raising concerns about the loss of potential human life  

• c) High cost

• d) Long recovery time

b) It involves the destruction of a human blastocyst, raising concerns about the loss of potential human life

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What is the difference between multipotent and unipotent stem cells?

• a) Multipotent can become any cell type, while unipotent can only become blood cells.

• b) Multipotent can only become one cell type, while unipotent can become any cell type.

• c) Multipotent can become a few related cell types from one germ layer, while unipotent can only become one specific cell type 

• d) Multipotent can become any cell from the three germ layers, while unipotent can become placenta cells.

c) Multipotent can become a few related cell types from one germ layer, while unipotent can only become one specific cell type

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What is the major ethical concern regarding the use of Embryonic Stem Cells?

• a) Risk of rejection

• b) It involves the destruction of a human blastocyst, raising concerns about the loss of potential human life

• c) High cost

• d) Long recovery time

b) It involves the destruction of a human blastocyst, raising concerns about the loss of potential human life

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YEY! Bonus Question for the Lowest Scoring Group ♡ 

What is the full name of Miss J?

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