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Dictionary » P » Pluripotent PluripotentDefinition adjective Capable of affecting many cells, organs or tissues. (biology) Pertaining to the ability of a cell to differentiate into many cell types.
Examples of pluripotent cells are stem cells in animals and meristematic cells in higher plants. Pluripotent stem cells came from totipotent cells. They can differentiate into various fetal or adult cells.
Compare: unipotent, totipotent, multipotent.
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Results from our forumStem and Progenitor Cell Questions... cells have not been differentiated to a specific lineage. Progenitor cells are a step towards being differentitated in that they are called pluripotent and can make any cell of that lineage (muscle cell lineage, blood cell lineage, neuron cell lineage, etc.). 2. Progenitor cells are found ...
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Re: Male eggs and female sperm. Please help!... cells," says Kerkis. If these are successful, then the next step will be to see if male eggs could be made from cells known as "induced pluripotent stem cells". These seem to behave just like embryonic stem cells, and can be made from adult skin cells using a genetic reprogramming ...
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what is the best way to extend human lifewhat is the best way to extend human life 1) knock or copy a special genes 2) extend Telomeres 3) Stem Cell 4)Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell how do you think, and what do you think?
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How can I isolate adult stem cells from circulation.As far asI know it's still a problem for scientists too. can someone explain a bit about TOTIPOTENT & PLURIPOTENT stem cells?
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