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Results from our forumStem Cells/DifferentiationAdult stem cells Also known as progenitor cells or somatic stem cells, adult stem cells are located, in small quantities, throughout the body and generate specialized cells for the area they are located. These cells do not renew themselves ...
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Re:... red blood cells, going through phases such as the nucleated immature cell. White blood cells contain DNA as they have a nucleus and also form from progenitor cells and differentiate into certain blood cells. Hope this helps. x
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cells of bone and cartilage tissuesI have a problem in distinguishing between blasts and progenitor cells in cartilage and bone tissues under the microscope.now here's the situation: what I think I know:differentiation is a gradual process and so distinguishing between similar-looking ...
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Re: Experimental evidence for evolution... a sterility of male hybrids between strains which were previously fertile is described. The strain involved is the “new Llanos,” descended from a progenitor collected in the Llanos of Colombia. This strain was giving fertile hybrids with the Orinocan incipient species of Drosophila pcrulistorum.but ...
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