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What is the ultimate stem cell according to the given text?
What is the ultimate stem cell according to the given text?
- Pluripotent cell
- Totipotent cell
- Unipotent cell
- Egg cell (correct)
Which type of cells are no longer able to divide and must be renewed?
Which type of cells are no longer able to divide and must be renewed?
- Multipotent cells
- Specialized cells (correct)
- Pluripotent cells
- Tissue stem cells
What can embryonic stem cells give rise to when cultured in the lab?
What can embryonic stem cells give rise to when cultured in the lab?
- Teratomas (correct)
- Multipotent cells
- Specialized cells
- Unorganized growth
What do stem cells have the potential to do, according to the given text?
What do stem cells have the potential to do, according to the given text?
Which type of stem cells have limited potential according to the given text?
Which type of stem cells have limited potential according to the given text?
What type of cells can differentiate into any type of somatic cell?
What type of cells can differentiate into any type of somatic cell?
In what stage do embryonic stem cells give rise to teratomas?
In what stage do embryonic stem cells give rise to teratomas?
What is the term for the microenvironment around stem cells?
What is the term for the microenvironment around stem cells?
What is the process for copying that is associated with stem cells?
What is the process for copying that is associated with stem cells?
Which type of stem cells has unlimited potential according to the given text?
Which type of stem cells has unlimited potential according to the given text?
What is the term for undifferentiated cells with the potential to self-renew or differentiate?
What is the term for undifferentiated cells with the potential to self-renew or differentiate?
What do totipotent cells have the ability to differentiate into?
What do totipotent cells have the ability to differentiate into?
What is the primary concern related to the use of early stage blastocysts in stem cell research?
What is the primary concern related to the use of early stage blastocysts in stem cell research?
Which type of stem cells are rich in multipotent stem cells and can serve as an insurance for possible diseases in later life?
Which type of stem cells are rich in multipotent stem cells and can serve as an insurance for possible diseases in later life?
What is a limitation in using adult stem cells for therapy?
What is a limitation in using adult stem cells for therapy?
What are cancer stem cells (CSC) capable of?
What are cancer stem cells (CSC) capable of?
What is a characteristic difference between induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) and embryonic stem cells (ESCs)?
What is a characteristic difference between induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) and embryonic stem cells (ESCs)?
What are organoids?
What are organoids?
What is the primary purpose of embryo cloning?
What is the primary purpose of embryo cloning?
Which type of cloning is used to produce clonal embryos that will be grown into full-grown adult clones?
Which type of cloning is used to produce clonal embryos that will be grown into full-grown adult clones?
What was the outcome of Gurdon's experiment on cloning a frog via somatic cell nuclear transfer?
What was the outcome of Gurdon's experiment on cloning a frog via somatic cell nuclear transfer?
What is a misconception about cloning?
What is a misconception about cloning?
What is a risk associated with cloning?
What is a risk associated with cloning?
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