Stem Cell Differentiation — Source and Destination

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🧬 Stem Cell Differentiation — Source and Destination

Painted stem cell differentiation hub: a central pale-blue stem cell with golden glow, surrounded by painted arrows leading to multiple specialised cell types (nerve cell with axon, elongated muscle cell, biconcave red blood cell, flat epithelial cell, bone cell).

Figure 1: Stem cells differentiate into specialised cells — embryonic stem cells can form any cell type; adult stem cells are more limited.

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