Why Are Transplants of Dopamine-Producing Cells in Patients with Parkinson

question 78

Multiple Choice

Why are transplants of dopamine-producing cells in patients with Parkinson controversial?

• A)The procedure is expensive, available only to the wealthiest.
• B)The surgery is only available to patients with particular blood types.
• C)There are mixed results on the effectiveness of the treatment.
• D)The tissue is generally taken from aborted human fetuses.

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