Campbell Biology in Focus (2nd Edition)
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Recently, new anti-aging skin creams have been developed that claim to harness the power of stem cells. One such skin cream contains stem cells from red grape plants, and the manufacturer claims that it will “restore our skin’s stem cells” Do you think this cream will fulfill the manufacturer's promise? Explain.
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