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From the Research Front

Did you know there are cells in your body that can grow up to be neurons? Stem cells are undeveloped or “baby” cells. Typically stem cells are found in your bone marrow and grow up to be red blood cells. But, recently scientists have found that these same stem cells can grow up to be neurons if they are transplanted to the brain. This is exciting, because it may help doctors to treat people with brain injuries.

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Resources and Links

American Association for the Advancement of Science (1993).
Benchmarks for Science Literacy - Project 2061.
New York: Oxford University Press.
National Research Council (1996). National Science
Education Standards, Washington, DC: National Academy
of Sciences.
National Science Teachers Association (1993). Scope
Sequence and Coordination of Secondary School
Science - The Content Core, Washington, DC: NSTA.
“Simon’s Story” at http://www.waisman.wisc.edu/~rowley/sb-kids/st-simon.htm.

http://www.spinabifida.org/

http://www.sbaa.org

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