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A German biologist named Ernst Haeckel uses the phrase Stem Cells that describes fertilized eggs that become an organism.
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William Sedgwick uses the term "Stem Cell" to describe the parts of a plant that grow and regenerate.
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Russian academic ALexander Maximow theorizes that blood stem cell have the impotent to differentiate into several types of cells.
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Researchers discovered that bone marrow has at least two types of stem cells; blood cells and stromal cells, which from the bone, cartilage, fat, and connective tissue.
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Robert Edwards, a British scientist, and his student Barry Bavister became the first people to fertilize a human egg in a test tube.
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The first bone marroe transplant for non-cancer treatment. Doctor Robert Good uses a bone marrow transplant to treat an eight year old by severe combined immunodeficiency syndrome.
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Stem cells are discovered in human cord blood.
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The first in vitro stem cell line is developed from mice.
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The first embryonic stem cell line is created from a hamster.
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James Thomson successfully removed cells from spare embryos at fertility clinics and grew them in a laboratory.