A cell that has not yet differentiated, or finished its development, is a:
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interneuron. | ||||||||
glial cell. | ||||||||
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stem cell. |
Answer:
The correct answer is D. Stem cell.
Stell cells are the cells which are yet in the developing phase and can transform into any specific cell.
A cell that has not yet differentiated, or finished its development, is a: interneuron. glial cell....
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