Cellular Differentiation - the process by which a cell expresses certain genes to produce proteins characteristic for that type of cell., Stem Cell - Unspecialised cells in animals that can divide (self-renew) and/or differentiate., Meristem - Unspecialised cells in plants that can divide (self-renew) and/or differentiate., Embryonic Stem Cell - Cells from the very early embryo that can differentiate into all the cells types that make up the organism., Pluripotent - The ability to differentiate into all of the cell types that make up the organism., Tissue Stem Cell - Cells found in tissues that can differentiate into all of the types of cell found in a particular tissue type., Multipotent - The ability to differentiate into all of the cell types found in a particular tissue., Bone marrow - The location of blood stem cells., Corneal repair - An example of a therapeutic use of stem cells, Model cell - The general name given to the stem cells used (instead of organisms) to study how diseases develop, or used for drug testing in the laboratory., Gene regulation work - An example of a cell process studied in stem cell reasearch, Destruction of the embryo - An ethical argument against stem cell research,

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