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11 years ago
What would be the outcome of a search for human embryonic cells within the blastocyst that are committed to differentiate into a specific tissue and why?

A. The search would be successful because each cell has committed to differentiate into a different tissue.
B. The search would be successful because at this stage the existing cells have differentiated.
C. The search would not be successful because all cells formed during cleavage are undifferentiated and functionally equivalent.
D. The search would not be successful because at this stage there is only one cell.
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