Which of the following cell types in our body are typically renewed independently of stem cells? Your answer would be a string composed of a subset of the letters A to E in alphabetical order, e.g. BDE.
(A) Red blood cells
(B) ? Cells of pancreatic islets
(C) Hepatocytes of the liver
(D) Epithelial cells of the epidermis
(E) Neutrophils of the blood

Question

Which of the following cell types in our body are typically renewed independently of stem cells? Your answer would be a string composed of a subset of the letters A to E in alphabetical order, e.g. BDE.
(A)	Red blood cells
(B)	? Cells of pancreatic islets
(C)	Hepatocytes of the liver
(D)	Epithelial cells of the epidermis
(E)	Neutrophils of the blood

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Although pancreas and liver contain stem cells as backups, normal tissue renewal of ? cells and hepatocytes is usually carried out by simply duplicating differentiated cells.

Which of the Following Cell Types in Our Body Are