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2 mutipotential neural stem cell populations (NPC) namely SVZ astrocytes and ventricular ependymal cells from cerebral cortex.... With further development of the new brain, these neural stem cells become restricted to six major zones of brain, namely olfactory bulb, VZ and SVZ of forebrain, hippocampus, cerebral cortex and cerebellum, each of which is distinct and develop into cells with unique characteristics depending on the region they occupy (Gage, 1433)....
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Sickle cell Disease Name University Sickle cell Disease Sickle cell disease refers to a group of disorders among which sickle cell anaemia is the most common.... Sickle cell disease is a gene-related disorder so it tends to run in families and those who do not carry the genotype of the disease, are at no risk of getting it ever in life.... In sickle cell disease, abnormal haemoglobin S replaces the normal haemoglobin A due to alterations in the genes....
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All this technologies are vital in the control of stem cell fate which is the ultimate goal to scale up the clinical grade during the production of stem cell therapies.... The general principles of stem cell engineering and tissue therapy are the combination of living cells with other synthetic scaffold to build three dimension living cells.... stem cell biology has thus been made an intense area of study in biology and other clinical potentials....
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From the paper " Global and Corporate Strategies – Critique of Deliberateness and emergence" it is clear that emergent strategies are needed in order to counter non-routine forces that impinge business over a period of time and change “the basic rules of the game.... In real terms, deliberateness is the result of planned, well thought out, formulated, designed, strategised and conceived strategies, while emergence may be in terms of innovative, accidental, spontaneous, instinctive and intuitive planning....
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A broad ranging consideration is given to the development of telephone and cell phone technology, and their rapid expansion during the late 20th century.... The social impact cell phones have had on the… In these regards, general interactions are examined, demonstrating that cell phones have both positive and negative impacts for human interaction.... Still, it wasn't until the 20th century through American Telephone and Telegraph (AT&T) that the Western world experienced the profound impacts of this technology, and not until the late end of this century that cell phones would come to dominate the social landscape....
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The product is especially popular where in vitro fertilisation (IVF) has been undertaken, since many cases that get IVF referral involve failure of the embryo to attach… Despite its growing popularity, various research studies have come up with differing opinions regarding the usefulness of the product in enhancing the rates of embryo attachment to the endometrium.... The manner in which viscosity affects embryo development remains a topic for discussion and further research....
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In this respect, each and every state needs to continuously engage in the development of effective defense strategies by applying modern technologies including robotics.... Within this lab, an innovative and intensive research has been conducted on the sensor systems and intelligent autonomy vital in the development of Robots such as unmanned vehicles and plane drones.... Remarkably, this need has forced the Naval research Laboratory to open a Laboratory for Autonomous Systems research which will enhance the security apparatus of the United States....
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The development of clean energy resources to substitute fossil fuels has never been so as aggressively been attended to as it is today.... Additionally, the need for alternative sources of energy was concluded from influences of the industrial developments especially on the development of energy from James Watt's construction of the steam engine in the 18th century to the evolution of other energy like coal, oil, and liquid petroleum gas all of which are nonrenewable....
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