Stem cells grown in the laboratory, or adult cells reprogrammed to be stem cells, might have genetic damage. There is also risk in some of the procedures used to get stem cells out of the body (such as from liposuction or spinal tap) or to deliver stem cells to the body (such as implanting them in the heart, brain, spinal cord, or other organs).
core temÂ·perÂ·aÂ·ture. The temperature of the interior of the body. is normally regulated so as to maintain a core temperature, that of the blood and the internal organs, of 37Â°C Â± 0.5-1Â°C.ormal Body Temperature. Body temperature is usually measured by a thermometer placed in the mouth, the rectum, or the auditory canal (for tympanic membrane temperature). The normal oral temperature is 37Â° Celsius (98.6Â° Fahrenheit); rectally, it is 37.3Â° Celsius (99.2Â° Fahrenheit).
The core is the center of the sun and is responsible for producing the star's light and heat. The core is a fusion engine, fusing atoms of hydrogen to produce helium and a tremendous amount of energy. The temperature in the core is around 28,000,000Â°F or 15,700,00Â°C.The radiative zone extends from the core to a distance of about 70 percent of the way out from the center of the sun. Energy produced in the core radiates outward to the edge of the sun through this zone.he chromosphere is the coolest layer of the sun at 7,500Â°F, or 4,100Â°C, where it is closest to the photosphere. As it approaches the outermost layer of the sun, it gets hotter. The chromosphere is a pinkish-red color and is punctured by hot jets of gas.