The narrator calls stem cells “extraordinary.” Why does she use this term to describe these cells?
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they has meristem tissue,apical,lateral,intercalary meristem....have permanent tissue, parenchyma, collenchyma, sclerenchyma....has xylem and phloem for Water n food...
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Once the infection was fully established, the bacteria were able to convert the Schwann cells to become like stem cells. Like typical stem cells, these cells have the potential to become other cell types, for ins.tance muscle cells. This enabled the bacteria to spread to tissues in the body.
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