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... Stem Cells Stem cells are cells which are found in multi-cellular organisms. They are symbolic for being able to renew themselves through a process called Mitosis and separate into a various range of specialised cell types. Two Canadian scientists, Ernest A. McCulloch and James Till, were responsible for the finding of stem plagiarizecells in the 1960's. The two main types of stem cells that are found in mammals are: embryonic stem cells and adult stem cells. It is now possible to manipulate stem cells into specialised cells through cell culture. Stem cell research has shown that they can now can used for a variety of different diseases For example; stem cell coated contact lenses are allowing people to see again, Embryonic stem cells and adult stem cells that multiply by cell division and help replenish dying cells and revive damaged tissues. However, for this argument I will be trying to persuade

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