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what are stem cells
renewing
source of
undifferentiated cells
that can develop into different
specialised
cells
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what are the 2 sources of stem cells in animals
embryos
- can
differentiate
into
any
kind of cell
adults
- can
differentiate
into a
limited range
of cells
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define differentiation
stem
cells
divide
to become
new cells
which become
specialised
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what are adult stem cells used for in animals
replacing
damaged cells
e.g. make new
skin
or
blood
cells
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what are stem cells used for in plants
Plants
are always
growing
, so stem cells are needed to make
new shoots
and
roots
throughout their lives. they can
differentiate
into various plant tissues including
xylem
and
phloem
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give an example of distinct, differentiated cells derived from a common stem cell in animals
erythrocytes
and
neutrophils
are made from stem cells in
bone marrow
to replace
damaged erythrocytes
and
neutrophils
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where are stem cells found in plants
meristems
in
vascular cambium
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give an example of distinct, differentiated cells derived from a common stem cell in plants
xylem vessels
and
phloem sieve tubes
are made from stem cells in
meristem
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what are the potential uses of stem cells in medicine
-
repairing
damaged tissues
in a range of
diseases
such as treatment for
neurological conditions
-
research
into
developmental
biology (how organisms grow and develop) to study
developmental disorders
and
cancer
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what are unipotent stem cells?
stem cell that can differentiate into
one type of cell
what are multipotent stem cells
stem cells that can differentiate into
some types of cells
what are pluripotent stem cells
stem cell that can differentiate into
all body cells
except
placenta
what are totipotent stem cells?
stem cells that can differentiate into
all types of cells
which type of stem cells are adult stem cells
multipotent
what type of stem cells are embryos
embryos
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