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Dictionary » P » Pluripotent stem cell Pluripotent stem cellDefinition noun The stem cell having the ability to differentiate into more than one cell type.
The term pluripotent is used for some stem cells to identify them from other stem cells that are totipotent. The pluripotent stem cells are in fact derived from totipotent stem cells. The pluripotent stem cells can develop into any cell type except for the extraembryonic tissue.
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Stem and Progenitor Cell QuestionsI shall try to answer. 1. Stem cells are totipotent in that they can be made to be any cell ... towards being differentitated in that they are called pluripotent and can make any cell of that lineage (muscle cell ...
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Re: Male eggs and female sperm. Please help!... biologists are trying to make genetically male cells develop into eggs, and female cells into sperm. ... experiments," says Karim Nayernia, a stem cell biologist at Newcastle University in the ... be made from cells known as "induced pluripotent stem cells". These seem to behave ...
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