Pluripotent stem cells (embryonic stem cells) can differentiate into all cell types but cannot form extra-embryonic membranes, thus not a complete organism.
Pluripotent stem cells, also known as embryonic stem cells, can divide to produce all cell types but not extra-embryonic membranes, thus not a whole organism.
| Front | Define pluripotent. |
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| Back | Pluripotent - stem cells capable of dividing to produce all cell types but not the extra embryonic membranes so not a whole organism
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