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No. While stem cells derived from an embryo only days old which are totipotent, can, in a very rare case, pose such a danger; The stem cells obtained from a fetus, (an embryo turns into a fetus at 8 weeks), at this point in development, they are pluripotent and therefore can no longer pose this potential threat.
