Adult Stem Cells Differ from Embryonic Stem Cells in That

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Multiple Choice

Adult stem cells differ from embryonic stem cells in that adult stem cells

• A) can differentiate into more types of tissue.
• B) can divide fewer times.
• C) are more likely to provoke an immune response in the tissue recipient.
• D) are the subject of more intense ethical debate.

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Definitions:

Reconfiguration

The act of changing the arrangement, structure, or method of something for improvement or adaptation to new conditions.

Cultural Fragmentation

The process or state in which a culture is divided into separate or conflicting groups, values, or practices.

Momentous Changes

Significant, major changes that have a profound impact on a particular situation, society, or the world at large.

Fundamentalism

is the strict adherence to specific doctrines of a religion or ideology, often characterized by a literal interpretation of texts and a resistance to modern interpretations or practices.