Tiny Working 3D Human Hearts Grown From Nothing
Jul 22, 2015 20:57:23 GMT -6
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Post by Deleted on Jul 22, 2015 20:57:23 GMT -6
We are on the precipice of some very interesting technology that could save people with bad organs. Created from stem cells scientist have created a tiny working heart.
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Maybe this will eventually end the idea of selling aborted baby parts by someone like Planned Parenthood, that have been caught twice on hidden video. I notice not a single posting in the last week on this topic. Makes me think no one wants to touch it. Maybe long term we won't have to.
The worrisome thing about this is the cost, patent rights, what happens for nonpayment, and what if it ends up like software with a monthly fee and you end up with a problem and lose your job and ability to make payments? What if they can build in a default destruction for nonpayment without regular medication or injections? Do we trust corporate America and the government for this? Oh the questions.
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"The new hearts were created using stems cells that were made by reversing human skill cells, so that they turned back to something like an embryo. Once that was done, the scientists encouraged the cells to grow into the right formation, changing their shape and then eventually forming first into the cells that help hearts beat, then into those that connect the heart up and after that into tiny ventricles."
The worrisome thing about this is the cost, patent rights, what happens for nonpayment, and what if it ends up like software with a monthly fee and you end up with a problem and lose your job and ability to make payments? What if they can build in a default destruction for nonpayment without regular medication or injections? Do we trust corporate America and the government for this? Oh the questions.
