In an experiment, a researcher takes undifferentiated cells and places them with cells from a particular brain region. When the undifferentiated cells begin to differentiate, they take on the appropriate identity for that brain region. These formerly undifferentiated cells are
A) target cells.
B) stem cells.
C) glial cells.
D) germ cells.

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Undifferentiated cells that can differentiate into various cell types are known as stem cells.

In an Experiment, a Researcher Takes Undifferentiated Cells and Places