Which of the following statements did Yamanaka rely on to produce induced pluripotent stem cells (IPSC)? (Note: This is higher level thinking. All statements on their own are correct and may be related to IPSC production but there is only one statement that played an essential role in the production of IPSC) O A. A proportion of embryonic stem cells can differentiate into adult stem cells. O B. Only a small proportion of genes are expressed in each cellI. O C. Telomerase is active in pluripotent stem cells. OD. All genes retain the potential to be expressed.
Which of the following statements did Yamanaka rely on to produce induced pluripotent stem cells (IPSC)? (Note: This is higher level thinking. All statements on their own are correct and may be related to IPSC production but there is only one statement that played an essential role in the production of IPSC) O A. A proportion of embryonic stem cells can differentiate into adult stem cells. O B. Only a small proportion of genes are expressed in each cellI. O C. Telomerase is active in pluripotent stem cells. OD. All genes retain the potential to be expressed.
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Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following statements did Yamanaka rely on to produce induced pluripotent stem cells (IPSC)? [Note: This is higher level thinking. All statements on their own are
correct and may be related to IPSC production but there is only one statement that played an essential role in the production of IPSC)
O A. A proportion of embryonic stem cells can differentiate into adult stem cells.
B. Only a small proportion of genes are expressed in each celI.
C. Telomerase is active in pluripotent stem cells.
D. All genes retain the potential to be expressed.
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