Stem cells are - cells that can only be found in embryos cells that never go through division undifferentiated cells with no specific job cells that grow uncontrollably
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stem cells are a type of cell that have yet to become specialized. This means that their role within the body has not been determined yet. Due to this unique property, stem cells are able to become cell or regenerate (regrow) damaged tissue. Evaluate what positive impact stem cells could have on the future of the human population.
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An embryonic stem cell that can give rise to any type of cell of an adult organism but cannot produce an entire, intact individual is called a. totipotent. c. multipotent. e. antipotent. b. pluripotent. d. unipotent.
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