pluripotential
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pluripotential — plu·ri·po·ten·tial .plu̇r ə pə ten chəl adj PLURIPOTENT * * * plu·ri·po·ten·tial (ploor″ĭ po tenґshal) pluripotent … Medical dictionary
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pluripotent, pluripotential — 1. Having the capacity to affect more than one organ or tissue. 2. Not fixed as to potential development. SEE ALSO: p. cells, under cell … Medical dictionary
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