Human Embryonic Stem Cell

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Across
  1. 2. Early stage of an embryo and where embryonic stem cells are found
  2. 3. Acronym of the stem cell that is derived from embryos and may divide indefinitely
  3. 6. Deriving a tissue, cell, or organ from its original host and placing it into a new site
  4. 8. Stem cells derived from the umbilical cords of infants and spinal cords of mature bodies
  5. 10. Acronym of the institute that sets a committee who oversees guidelines for research involving human embryonic stem cells
  6. 11. An alternative stem cell to human embryonic stem cells
  7. 14. President who is against using human embryonic stem cells
  8. 16. President who orders to bring down restrictions of federal funding for human embryonic stem cells but reverses it
  9. 17. Ability of a stem cell to form most cell types in an organism
  10. 18. Amendment that prohibits federal funding for the use of embryos if they are harmed or destroyed in research
  11. 19. Ability of a stem cell to form into all cell types
  12. 20. First president who shut down all restrictions on federal funding of human embryonic stem cell research
Down
  1. 1. Scientist who discovers the abilities of human embryonic stem cells
  2. 4. A physical detriment that forms from the excessive multiplication of cells
  3. 5. Student who discovers that only 16 stem cell lines out of 21 qualify for federal funding and were derived ethically
  4. 7. A controversy that accompanies the use of human embryonic stem cells
  5. 9. Cells that grow and are preserved in the laboratory
  6. 12. Ability of a stem cell to form into a limited range of cell types
  7. 13. First organization that carries out the first medical trial involving a human variable and the use of human embryonic stem cells
  8. 15. General counsel of the Department of Human and Health Services who clarifies that human embryonic stem cells may be used in research