AKS 8a, DOK 1) You are a paralyzed patient in need of surgery to help regrow your spinal nerve cells. There are two types of procedures available to you, the use of either adult or embryonic stem cells to regrow your nerve cells. What questions should you ask to identify one difference between adult and embryonic stem cells?

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