Which of the following is NOT an advantage of autologous embryonic stem cell development and differentiation in-vitro? O They can be used to treat degenerative or damaged tissues without being rejected by the individual's immune system O They have very high pluripotency All of the above are advantages O It can be used for treating infertility O They can be differentiated into many tissue types using appropriate growth factors

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of autologous embryonic stem cell development and differentiation in-vitro? O They can be used to treat degenerative or damaged tissues without being rejected by the individual's immune system O They have very high pluripotency All of the above are advantages O It can be used for treating infertility O They can be differentiated into many tissue types using appropriate growth factors

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Chapter17: Biotechnology And Genomics

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