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A single cell resulting from the fusion of male and female gametes (sperm and egg) at fertilization.
Stem cells that can renew and give rise to only a single mature cell type.
Forms a single mature cell type. For example, spermatogonial stem cells are unipotent, as they can only form sperm cells.
The outer layer of cells of the blastocyst that attach to the uterine wall and give rise to the placenta.
Sufficient to form entire organism. The zygote is totipotent; not demonstrated for any vertebrate stem cell.
The master cells of the body that contain all the genetic information needed to create all the cells of the body and the placenta. Totipotent cells exist only in the first three to four divisions of ...
Stem cell derived from, or resident in, a fetal or adult tissue, with potency limited to cells of that tissue. These cells sustain turnover and repair throughout life in some tissues.
