Stem cells are
unspecialized cells which differentiate into various specialized cell types.
Stem cell:
Unspecialized cells that renew themselves for long periods through cell division.
Stem cells are
unspecialized cells that can be transformed into various types of tissues.
These
unspecialized cells can self-renew indefinitely, and when exposed to growth factors, they can convert to more adult, differentiated cells--like muscle cells, neurons, and glandular cells.
Stem cells can briefly be described as
unspecialized cells that give rise to various types of specialized cells.
Stem cells are
unspecialized cells that can renew themselves indefinitely and, under the right conditions, can develop into more mature cells with specialized functions.
Someday the body will produce new skin from
unspecialized cells called [ ] [ ].
But what about the undifferentiated,
unspecialized cells of early embryos?
