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Stem Cells

Meaning

Stem Cells are undifferentiated biological cells found in multicellular organisms that possess the remarkable capacity to self-renew, creating more stem cells, and to differentiate into specialized cell types, such as muscle cells, blood cells, or neurons. They are the body’s intrinsic repair system, serving as a reserve for tissue maintenance and regeneration throughout the lifespan. Clinical research focuses on harnessing their regenerative potential to treat various diseases and age-related tissue damage.