Certain stem cells in the eye can differentiate into only a few types of eye cells. What kind of stem cell is this? A. Pluripotent B. mutlipotent C. Totipotent D. Unipotent

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Fabrizotus · Answer 1 · 2019-04-09T01:19:22+0000

Answer: B. multipotent

Certain stem cells in the eye that can differentiate into only a few types of eye cells are called B. multipotent

Pluripotent gives rise to several or all different cell types.
Totipotent gives rise to any cell type or a complete embryo.
Unipotent gives rise to only one cell type.

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