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There are some unspecialized cells in our body which have capacity to undergo mitosis
and can redivide to produce number of identical cells. Name these types of cells and
from where are these cells obtained in an embryo and adults.
(See Lesson-21)

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Answered by preethamghagare

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Unspecialized cells in our body which have the capacity to undergo mitosis and can redivide to produce a number of identical cells are called stem cells. Stem cells can give rise to different types of cells and are present both in embryonic (embryonic stem cells) and adult stages of development (adult stem cells).

Answered by abdullahhaider55

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An unspecialized cell that can divide and give rise to different specialized cells is called a stem cell from sperm cells and ovule

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There are some unspecialized cells in our body which have capacity to undergo mitosisand can redivide to produce number of identical cells. Name these types of cells andfrom where are these cells obtained in an embryo and adults.(See Lesson-21)​

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There are some unspecialized cells in our body which have capacity to undergo mitosis
and can redivide to produce number of identical cells. Name these types of cells and
from where are these cells obtained in an embryo and adults.
(See Lesson-21)