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True/False: Anencephalic babies born alive are considered brain dead. My subject is Biotechnology and Bioethics class. 

          True/False: Anencephalic babies born alive are considered brain dead. My subject is Biotechnology and Bioethics class.

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00:01 So here if we see what is happening, we are considering the thing which is here, the stem cells.
00:09 The stem cells are the pluripotent.
00:23 The stem cells are the pluripotent cells.
00:26 Instead of totipotent cells, the stem cells are considered pluripotent instead of the proteopotent cell...
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