How Cells Become Specialized [Featuring Stem Cells]

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I want to learn about cell specialization and differentiation in more details can you recommend me a few books and playlists please 🙏🙏🙏

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How do you get the stem cells and who from? And are the donors aware of the research they are used when having painful bone marrow and tounge biopsies performed by student nurses?

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Hey AMoeba sisters, I came across your good video, but, it does not explain what the title promises. You have just moved the story from that the stem cells become different stem cells, into that it is a protein-and-otherwise-also-induced process with internal and external factors. Yeah, that's right - but what is it, which makes it happen? What makes a cluster or colony of stemcells trigger such that these proteins-and-other-things - suddenly affect one part of the produced cells and not the others? Like: You have a clump/lump of cells, let's say 1,000 of them, let's say they are still stem cells. Now, from a certain onset, they start dividing in another way such that SOME of the further cells being generated are now precursors to liver-cells. From another onset, they start dividing so that now there will be produced further stem-cells, liver-cells and maybe also blood tissue? What triggers it? You have this Petri-dish with seemingly identical cells - now - what happens for just one cell to start developing characteristics? You are missing to lift that information up to the screen of us viewers :-) ... I will continue with your other video about "specialized cells". And thanks for the efforts! Very good as a start.

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I didn’t really get the idea of what’s the different between somatic stem cell and embryonic stem cells?

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But, the zygote divides untill it forms blastocyst, where does the stem cells come from?

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