Which term is used to create living tissues to repair damage using stem cells?

• A. Stem Cells
• B. Micropipette
• C. DNA Isolation
• D. Regenerative Medicine

Answer: (D)

Regenerative medicine focuses on using stem cells and other approaches to replace or repair damaged tissues and organs. This makes it the best term because it describes the field dedicated to creating living tissues to restore function, often through stem-cell–based therapies. The other options don’t capture this idea: stem cells refer to the cells themselves, not the process of repairing tissue; a micropipette is just a tool for handling small liquid volumes; DNA isolation is a lab technique for extracting genetic material and does not involve tissue regeneration. Regenerative medicine encompasses the therapeutic strategies that aim to rebuild damaged tissue using stem cells.