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Pole cells are responsible for forming what structures in an adult organism?

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Pole cells are responsible for forming what structures in an adult organism?

Pole cells are responsible for forming what structures in an adult organism?

A. liver cells
B. gametes
C. nerve cells

D. hematopoietic stem cells

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