Embryonic stem cells might be used to replace neurons lost in Parkinson's Disease because
A) they are readily available.
B) they divide quickly.
C) they are young and vigorous.
D) they have not yet differentiated.
E) they are taken from the brain of the embryo.

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Embryonic stem cells have not yet differentiated into specific cell types, making them capable of developing into any type of cell in the body, including dopamine-producing neurons lost in Parkinson's Disease.

Embryonic Stem Cells Might Be Used to Replace Neurons Lost