Nanobiotechnology
What does "Nano" stand for?
What is one-billionth
Tissue
What is "A group of similar cells from the same origin preforming a specific function."
Another name for adult stem cells.
What is somatic stem cells.
Clone
What is a precise genetic copy?
Therapeutic cloning
What is the procedure to produce embryonic stem cells?
What is Nanobiotechnology?
What is working with material on an atomic and molecular level
Organs
What is "Heart, skin, kidney, or stomach; the combination of two or more tissues that function together."
The only cells found in bone marrow.
What is adult stem cells.
The first cloned animal
What is Dolly the sheep?
The goal for 3D printers in the future
What is build human replacement organs?
What is the goal of nanobiotechnology?
What is making things lighter, stronger, and faster.
Scaffold
What is "A support structure for cells to grow"
What is a zygote
What is a single cell formed by the joining of a single egg and sperm.
Embryo
What is unhatched or unborn offspring?
First step of a SCNT. (Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer)
What is nucleus removed from an unfertilized egg?
About how many nanometers is a DNA molecule?
What is 3 nanometers
Extracellular Matrix
What is "Surround and supports the cells that for tissues and organs in the body."
Embryonic stem cells are...
What is pluripotent.
The two types of cloning
What is reproductive and therapeutic?
The goal of NCTERMS
What is to stimulate academic and corporate interest in regenerative medicine and tissue engineering in North Carolina?
About how many nanometers is a red blood cell?
What is 6,000 to 10,000
Decellularization
What is "The process of removing cells from the extracellular matrix."
Cells taken from 3-4 days of the fertilized egg.
What is totipotent cells?
Enucleated
What is the nucleus is removed from the cell?
What is Dr. Elizabeth Loboa studying at NC State?
What are the side effects of mechanical environment on bone function.