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Are egg and sperm cells considered embryonic cells?

trishasales714

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Are egg and sperm cells considered embryonic cells?

Embryonic cells.. are these basically just egg an sperm cells?

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No, those are sex cells, namely gametes. Embryonic cells refers to nearly any somatic cell, such as cells isolated from the uterus of an animal during fetal development

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