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    Undifferentiated Cells That Can Divide and Specialize to Form a Variety
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Undifferentiated Cells That Can Divide and Specialize to Form a Variety

Question 10

Question 10

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Undifferentiated cells that can divide and specialize to form a variety of different cells are called:


A) differential cells
B) mother cells
C) somatic cells
D) stem cells
E) morphogens

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