aris2chat
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So why do they want later term livers for research so badly? (Watch first video). And I notice you give no time mark for what sayThey're selling or "donating" functioning livers. That's is a body partAnd that's how you tried to trick me because the correct answer is that PP aren't selling body parts.Neither.
You can't trick me that easily you tricky guy.
Sure you are clueless, no tricks you just too stupid to intelligently discuss the subject retard boy.
It is tissue specific, now tissue specific means it develops into a specific organ which would be termed by all legal definitions a body part.
Take your stupid Bull Shit else where, was no trick, just a simple means to prove how fucking stupid you are.
Selling of body parts is illegal, fucking moron.
Not that what you've written has any relevance to the topic at all anyway.
You've obviously been Googling and were just dying to bring to class something you've learnt.
Clever boy...we should put that on the fridge.
Liver and kidney do not function in a fetus. The mother's organ clear the waste and filter the blood. The fetus organs are not coded to know what they are. A raw egg is not a souffle. A canvas is not a work of art. A piece of metal is not a car.
It is tissue that would have been disposed of. The donor approved of it being used for research, it was her tissue.
When you have tissue removed, from breast tissue to a piece of skin, it has to be biopsied. Why shouldn't tissue be used for research if it is of benefit? It is donated. It is not your tissue, so what is your problem? Maybe one day you will be the one saved from the research?
The later the term, the more the tissue knows what it is to become. It actually begins to know it is a liver. A bit like pouring slip into a mold, the longer it sets the more shape it takes. Then the mold has to be fired to set hard into shape before color and glazing are applied.