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what are Stem Cells ?
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Answer / sivani
Stem cells are versatile cells that have the ability to grow
into any kind of tissue.These cells are extracted from the
bone marrow or in the case of newborn taken from the
umbilical cord .These are the building blocks of life.
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Answer / ravi mibt
stem cells are the multifunctional cell that can develop n
express in to any form of cell or tissue or oegan.it is
derived from the the umblical cord of new born or
mother.also derived from bone marrow.it is usefull for the
tissue engineerind n treating inborn errors...
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