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Question
Observe the given figure and answer the following questions.
- What is shown in the figure?
- What can the stem cells make in this figure?
- What can these stem cells transform into?
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Solution
- The given figure shows the use of stem cell/stem cell therapy.
- The stem cells can replicate themselves to produce identical copies.
- The stem cells can be transformed into other types of cells.
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