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... (although I don't think they are called adult stem cells) 2) yes, the difference is the origin. Plus I think the ESC are the only really able to differentiate into any cell type. I'm not so sure about those from adults.

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... cells and adult stem cells? 2. What is the difference and when do they change from embryonic to adult? Upon birth? 3. Is it only stem cells that differentiate or are there other types of unspecialised cells? 4. When would a cell differentiate? Surely if someone loses lots of liver cells for example ...

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I've read things about alleles and genes, please correct me if my understanding is wrong, Thank you! To differentiate alleles from genes, let's give a simpler example: For example, you wish to design a website, and to be able to design a website, you will be needing the CODES ...

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Hi everyone, I am a PhD student and I'm new to these boards. I'm using P19 mouse embryonal carcinoma cells in my research, and I differentiate them into neurons using retinoic acid. I wish to create a stable clone expressing a GFP-fusion neurotransmitter receptor, of either NMDA-R or AMPA-R, ...

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Hi everyone ; just a quick question ; probably fairly basic but im looking to increase my knowledge ; how do chemical synapses differentiate? what makes one chemical synapse different to another? thank you!

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