You're too stubborn. I told you already that I don't take anti-embryonic stem cell websites seriously. Post a credible non-bias website.
And, you're too chicken. Playing the "oh, that ain't credible" game, when you can't back your statements doesn't cut it.
That's vague terminology. Were they treated OR cured? And to what extent?
I linked the references to the studies that give those details. Once you're done cowering, you can check them out.
Plus, thanks to Loco, you have one less excuse to continue this pitiful posturing.
It has produced a lot of scientific knowledge of how pluripotent stemcells develop and differentiate. Also, the funding is minuscule compared to adult stem cells.
Loco cut that claim to pieces with his first post. The issue with ESCR isn’t funding; the issue is that it’s INEFFECTIVE. And the growing body of scientific evidence continues to show that. That's why a lot of biotech companies don't want to invest in it. They don't like losing money. But, since we now have a president who just loves throwing money at mess that doesn't work (see AIG, Detroit public school system, etc.), we get to see yet more money fluttering away, with nary a disease cured or treated with ESCR.
Another claim. Where is the proof?
And don't post an anti-embryonic stem cell website or I'll just ignore it.
Correction: you'll do the usual hide-and-bleat routine, because (for all your flap about looking at the science and the studies), you tuck tail and run when the studies say something that don't float your boat.
There is no ethical baggage relating to embryonic stem cells. Just a lot of dumb people who dislike the idea of destroying microscopic cells.
People dislike the idea of destroying human life at its most vulnerable stage, ESPECIALLY when it's done in the name of an (TO THIS DAY) ineffective form of research and with a far superior form of stem cell research (with no ethical baggage) exists.
See above. I won't repeat myself, from now on I'll just ignore your claims all together. I don't take anti-embryonic stem cell websites seriously. Post direct links to scientific studies posted in credible peer reviewed journals.
Or news links from reputable news organizations.
Loco's post came from CNN. So, once again, we see your pathetic attempts to duck from the issue by attacking the source, rather than producing the counter-evidence, to back your specific claims. If there were one disease that was treated or cured with ESCR, people would have been blaring it from the rooftops long before now.
You can use them and I can ignore them. They are not credible. They are bias and contain B.S.
B.S. that you have neither the references, nor the SPINE, to counter. In fact, YOU were the one that claimed that only embryonic stem cells were pluripotent, which is utterly FALSE.
I have a life. I don't waste time dissecting B.S. sources. Sorry.
I have a life, too. But, taking your claims apart is rather easy. So, there's no adverse impact to that life, whatsoever.
Embryonic stem cells require more study and scientists (infinitely smarter than yourself) believe that embryonic stem cells have potential to cure many diseases and also know that adult stem cells don't stack up. Adult stem cells can't differentiate to ALL types of cells, this is where embryonic stem cells come in (which are pluripotent) and can convert into any cell.
Adult stem cells are pluripotent, despite your erroneous claims to the contrary. And, at the end of the day, adult stem cells cure and treat diseases NOW (73 and counting) and will continue to do so, in the future.
Whereas, embryonic stem cells have cured or treated ABSOLUTELY, POSITIVELY NOTHING, which is why all you can do is whimper about "potential".
The score remains: Adult stem cells - 73; embryonic stem cells - ZERO.
If you have the good, that show what diseases that ESCR have ACTUALLY CURED OR TREATED, let's see 'em
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