Totipotent cells are cells from early mammalian embryos (up to the 8-cell stage) that can differentiate into any type of cell in the body.
- cells that can differentiate into any type of body cell - cells in early stages of mammalian embryos (up to 8 cell embryo in humans)
| Front | What is a totipotent cell? |
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