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3 years ago

Just write a C.E.R (claim, evidence, reasoning)

Chemistry

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Akimi4 [234]3 years ago

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Answer:

this is a CER model i did for science

Explanation:

claim : Tissue engineering is good for the future and has a positive impact on the future because tissue engineering restores aged, damaged or lost tissues/organs with artificial tissues in a way past medicines or technology has not.

evidence: The infographic states, “This science field provides opportunities for helping many people replace dead or injured organs with new ones. In doing so, it will give them a healthier, more productive life. This field is just beginning, and it is sure to change the length and quality of life of many people in the future.“

reasoning: Many people can benefit from tissue engineering because they can have dead or injured organs replaced with new ones. Tissue engineering is just the beginning and is still being conducted and tested , but as technology gets more advanced and advanced, tissue engineering will improve peoples lives the way medicines and past technology has never done.

Charra [1.4K]3 years ago

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I have attached pictures below. Maybe those will help?

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