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| Stem cells that are found in tissues after embryogenesis is complete. |
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| A stem cell that can give rise to a restricted range of related cell types. |
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| Cells of the inner cell mass of a mammalian embryo from which all of the cells of the body are derived. |
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| During embryogenesis, the generation of body organs. |
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| A stem cell that can generate all of the structures of an embryo, but not the placenta. |
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| A cell which divides to form one daughter cell that remains a stem cell and one daughter cell that can differentiate to a specific cell type. |
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| Specialized compartments within organs in which stem cells reside and receive from surrounding cells signals related to division and differentiation. |
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| A cell such as a zygote from which all cells of the embryo and, in mammals, the trophoblast are derived. |
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