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A nurse researcher is interested in the theory that stem cells are related to cancer development. Which factors would the researcher consider when planning a study?

▸ The role of stem cells would be novel research in the field of cancer development.

▸ Cancer stem cells are short-lived and therefore expensive to study.

▸ The effects of cancer stem cells are likely limited to initiation of tumor growth.

▸ Current research includes methods of differentiating cancer stem cells from normal stem cells.

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Genetics and Genomics for Nursing

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Authors: Kenner, Lewis

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