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What are stem cells? - Craig A. Kohn

What are stem cells? - Craig A. Kohn

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Is personalized medicine for individual bodies in our future? Possibly with the use of stem cells, undifferentiated cells with the power to become any tissue in our bodies. Craig A. Kohn describes the role of these incredible, transforming cells and how scientists are harnessing their medical potential. Lesson by Craig A. Kohn
Date: 2020-08-22

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The whole body regenerates itself, but not so well these days. They should be telling us why our bodies aren't performing as well as they could be, not what 'scientists' are doing to help. These same 'scientists' discovered GcMaf back in 1994 and it has been suppressed by all gov'ts since then. They are not performing as they should be due to nagalese which we get from vaccinations. Nagalese cripples our own GcMaf production, that's why it's in vaccines, so you keep having to visit your doctors for more 'disease management', otherwise known as being fleeced by Big Pharma.
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2: 15 To add to that:
For Leukemia, the curative effect of stem cell transplants is actually due to the GvL effect, or Graft versus Leukemia effect. In other words, it's an IMMUNE-based response where the new cells you received (LTCD8, NK cells) are literally directed against your cancerous cells, thus curing you of Leukemia.
(or at least that's me summarizing what I understood from today's lesson. I really like your video btw)

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very good solution, I have A type cells/bad cells found a few weeks ago, the operation to remove these bad cells should prevent me from the transition to cancer cells, I wonder how fast you can locate bad type cells?
I found it via a CT scan during my hospital treatment of my pancreas-tytis infection

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Very good video, but, this refers to only pluripotent stem cells, and not multi-potent stem cells, which are much more common than pluripotent, and dont involve the touchy subject of fetus harvesting.
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In 1989, I advised Deng Xao Pengs government to pursue what was then pluri-potent fetal cell research. Recall Chinas one-child policy at the time.
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class BloodCell: StemCell
For real I really love the biologic side of Systems Theory, it amazes me always
Hope you have a great day!

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Are stem cells a complete replica as if it were the original cell there? So if a stem cell becomes a muscle cell, is it 100% a muscle cell?
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who else is here because they have to do a research paper on stem cells and if u don't succeed u cant graduate.
cause same.

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