The Difference Between Stem-Cell Transplants and Regenerative Stem-Cell Therapy Is

question 23

Multiple Choice

The difference between stem-cell transplants and regenerative stem-cell therapy is that

• A) stem-cell transplants involve stem cells differentiating into the type of cell they came from,whereas regenerative stem-cell therapy seeks to induce stem cells to become any type of cell.
• B) regenerative stem-cell therapy involves stem cells differentiating into the type of cell they came from,whereas stem-cell transplants seek to induce stem cells to become any type of cell.
• C) stem-cell transplants have already been successful,whereas there has not yet been a successful instance of regenerative stem-cell therapy.
• D) regenerative stem-cell therapy has already been successful,whereas there has not yet been a successful instance of a stem-cell transplant.
• E) stem cells used for transplants come from embryonic cells,whereas stem cells used for regenerative therapy come from adult cells.

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