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pluripotentiality

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pluripotentiality /plu·ri·po·ten·ti·al·i·ty/ (-po-ten″she-al´ĭ-te) pluripotency.
pluripotentiality [ploor″ĭ-po-ten″she-al´ĭ-te]
ability to develop in any one of several different ways, or to affect more than one organ or tissue. adj., adj pluripo´tent, pluripoten´tial.

pluripotentiality
having the ability to develop in any one of several different ways, or to affect more than one organ or tissue.


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