For an annotated bibliography, use standard APA format for the citations, then add a brief abstract for each entry, including:
2 to 4 sentences to summarize the main idea(s) of the item, and
1 or 2 sentences to relate the material to your research topic an d/or to evaluate the material. Use http://www.bibme.org/ for free APA citation help. Make sure to switch the style selection to APA.
The sources that you use must be reliable academic sources (NOT Wikipedia or yahoo.answers or wiki.answers); you must use at least six sources and four of them have to be database academic sources. You will get a zero for the entire project (presentation and the paper) if you do not use the approved sources.
*Source # 1 Which main point of the topic does this source address?: What can be expected of stem cells in the future?
URL : http://science.bigchalk.com/sciweb/science/do/document?set =search&lastset=search&groupid=1&requestid=lib_standard&r esultid=1&sortResultsBy=TopicRelevance&groupResultsBy=&in mylist=false&edition=&ts=BFEAF5D229114DD1C1EFD20521D27 31F_1389378771373&urn=urn%3Abigchalk%3AUS%3BBCLib%3 Bdocument%3B77808463&start=1 APA Citation : Gavaghan, Helen (2001, January 01). The promise of stem cells. World Health Organization, (12), 800, Retrieved from http://science.bigchalk.com Annotation (3-6 sentence summary of the source): This article mentions and explains the types of stem cells, such as totipotent, pluripotent, and multipotent stem cells. It also mentions, in the future, how adult stem cells from one part of a persons body can be used for another part of the persons body. In the same paragraph, it mentions how a totipotent cell could be created. The article also addresses stem cells ability to cure people with Parkinsons disease and Type 1 Diabetes. The article mentions how adult and embryonic stem cells are both researched and that the embryonic stem cells will not become useless.
*Source # 2 Which main point of the topic does this source address? What can stem cells do? URL: http://stemcells.nih.gov/info/basics/pages/basics2.aspx APA Citation Stem Cells: A Primer. (2006, November 28). In ProQuest Editorial Science Websites G. Retrieved from http://science.bigchalk.com Annotation (3-6 sentence summary of the source) The website mentions the three special abilities of stem cells: they can replicate themselves for an extended amount of time; they do not have a specific job like a heart cell does; they can become specific or specialized cells. The website also mentions how only embryonic stem cells can replicate for a long time without becoming a specialized cell. Scientists also study why embryonic stem cells can do that but stem cells that are not embryonic like adult stem cells cannot. The website also explains in detail the three special abilities of stem cells. Source # 3 Which main point of the topic does this source address? What are stem cells? URL: http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/info/stem_cell/ APA Citation: Crosta, Peter. "What are Stem Cells?."Medical News Today. MediLexicon International, n.d. Web. 8 Jan. 2014. <http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/info/ste Annotation (3-6 sentence summary of the source): In the article, it defines stem cells as being cells without special functions that can become a specialized cell. The article mentions where stem cells can be found in embryos and in the tissue of adults. It also mentions the potency, or the ability to turn into cells, of stem cells. It also mentions how stem cells are collected from either embryos or adult tissue.
*Source # 4 Which main point of the topic does this source address?: The controversy surrounding stem cells.
URL: http://science.bigchalk.com/sciweb/science/do/document?set =search&lastset=search&groupid=1&requestid=lib_standard&r esultid=66&sortResultsBy=TopicRelevance&groupResultsBy=&i nmylist=false&edition=&ts=48F840F60E536686E37642220B377 6B4_1389558325474&urn=urn%3Abigchalk%3AUS%3BBCLib%3 Bdocument%3B86764147&start=51 APA Citation: (2002, January 17). Ethics; The Production Of Human Embryonic Stem Cells For Therapeutic Purposes Supported. Blood Weekly, 12, Retrieved from http://science.bigchalk.com Annotation (3-6 sentence summary of the source): The article opens up with a summary of a conference in Barcelona about stem cells. It then goes into what stem cells are being used for in therapies and the possibility of what stem cells may be able to do in the future. The article then mentions the controversy surrounding stem cells: the embryos that are being experimented and used on are actual people and should not be used to aid other humans.
*Source # 5 Which main point of the topic does this source address? Why are stem cells important? URL: http://learn.genetics.utah.edu/content/stemcells/scintro/ APA Citation: Stem Cells in the Spotlight. (2006, November 28). In ProQuest Editorial Science Websites G. Retrieved from http://learn.genetics.utah.edu/content/stemcells/scintro/ Annotation (3-6 sentence summary of the source): The video introduces what stem cells are. It explains the process of how stem cells form when sperm makes contact with an egg. The video then mentions what the three layers of stem cells develop into. After that, the video mentions how the stem cells become the specialized cells. It also mentions how stem cells repair and maintain human bodies.
*Source # 6 Which main point of the topic does this source address? How are stem cells used in medicine?
URL: http://science.bigchalk.com/sciweb/science/do/document?set =search&urn=urn:bigchalk:US;BCLib;document;152839687 APA Citation: Baird, Stephen (2008, May 01). Regenerative Medicine: A Growing Future. Technology Teacher, (8), 10, Retrieved from http://science.bigchalk.com Annotation (3-6 sentence summary of the source): The article opens up with an in detail explanation of regenerative medicine. Stem cells tie into regenerative medicine because stem cells have the ability to create other cells, such as heart, brain, and bone cells, which can replace dead or injured cells. They are used to accelerate the healing process of damaged or diseased tissues. The article also mentions the two types of therapies involving stem cells that can be used, vivo and vitro treatments. The article also addresses ethical issues of stem cells and what stem cells are.