The most fundamental one is that human-animal chimeric embryos possess the potential to develop into organisms containing human-derived tissue, which may lead to infringing upon the identity of the human species, and thus impairing human dignity.
The most fundamental one is that such embryos possess the potential to develop into organisms containing human-derived tissue, which may lead to a blurring of the identity of the human species.
Therefore, in addition to forming tumorigenic colonies in vitro, HiPSCs may possess the potential to develop into malignancies in vivo under certain conditions.
The results indicated that the lesions which we had diagnosed as borderline malignancies (moderate dysplasia and CIS) possessed the potential to develop into SCC, and that it was necessary for any categories of oral epithelial lesions, including mild dysplasia, to be followed up for at least 4 years for possible recurrences.
When cultured in vitro, these vHMECs went on to acquire chromosomal abnormalities seen in premalignant lesions of breast cancer and further progressed to display invasive behaviour, suggesting that p16 inactivation identifies a sub-population of mammary epithelial cells, which possess the potential to develop into malignant lesions (Crawford et al, 2004).
Sponges evolved some 500 million to 1 billion years ago and -- alone among animals -- may possess archetypes of stem cells, the cells within a fertilized egg in humans that have the potential to develop into different kinds of cells, Dr. Hill said.
But this country has the potential to develop.
Dr. Nelson said 85percentt of the population has the potential to develop sensitivity to urushiol.
In addition, 12 17% of VHL patients develop pancreatic neuroendocrine (islet cell) tumors, which possess the malignant potential to develop metastasis [31], [32].
The evolved strain possesses the potential to formulate a new manufacturing paradigm for developing hydrocarbon-based biofuels from lignocellulosic biomass.
