Which of the following will you consider as having the highest potency?A Neuronal progenitor cellB ZygoteDifferentiating neuronal progenitor cellEmbryonic stem cellE Multipotent stem cell Which of the following structures of a mammalian embryo can be used to produce embryonic stem cells by simple maintenance inculture? (Check all that apply.)A EpiblastPrimitive endodermTrophectodermBlastocoelInner cell mass

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Which of the following will you consider as having the highest potency? A Neuronal progenitor cell B Zygote C Differentiating neuronal progenitor cell D Embryonic stem cell E Multipotent stem cell

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Which of the following will you consider as having the highest potency?
A Neuronal progenitor cell
B Zygote
Differentiating neuronal progenitor cell
Embryonic stem cell
E Multipotent stem cell

Which of the following structures of a mammalian embryo can be used to produce embryonic stem cells by simple maintenance in
culture? (Check all that apply.)
A Epiblast
Primitive endoderm
Trophectoderm
Blastocoel
Inner cell mass

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