The Difficulties Involved in Growing a Replacement Organ Include All

question 33

Multiple Choice

The difficulties involved in growing a replacement organ include all of the following,EXCEPT

• A) scientists have not yet figured out how to make biodegradable scaffolds on which to grow the tissues.
• B) organs are made from many different types of stem cells.
• C) the larger the organ,the more complex it is.
• D) most organs require other associated tissues,such as specialized nerves and muscles.
• E) usually a biopsy is required to obtain the stem cells,thus resulting in multiple surgeries.

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