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Stem cells are primary, unspecialized cells, which are characterized with unlimited self-renewal capacity and differentiation into specialized descendant progenitor cells forming tissues and organs. Stem cells exist both in embryos and adult organism. The proper function of the organism depends on tissue homeostasis, and the maintenance of [[homeostaza/en|homeostasis]] is related with stem cell pool , that balances the number of [[komórki somatyczne/en|somatic cells]] in the body. In every organ of the organism systematically appears new cells, which maturate and differentiate into organ-specific cells, and after fulfilling their specific biological function they undergo into programmed cell death called [[apoptoza/en|apoptosis]]. Stem cells, residing in the [[nisza komórkowa/en|cellular niche]] of a given organ, receive signals from the microenvironment of damaged tissue and initiate the repair process leading to tissue regeneration. | Stem cells are primary, unspecialized cells, which are characterized with unlimited self-renewal capacity and differentiation into specialized descendant progenitor cells forming tissues and organs. Stem cells exist both in embryos and adult organism. The proper function of the organism depends on tissue homeostasis, and the maintenance of [[homeostaza/en|homeostasis]] is related with stem cell pool, that balances the number of [[komórki somatyczne/en|somatic cells]] in the body. In every organ of the organism systematically appears new cells, which maturate and differentiate into organ-specific cells, and after fulfilling their specific biological function they undergo into programmed cell death called [[apoptoza/en|apoptosis]]. Stem cells, residing in the [[nisza komórkowa/en|cellular niche]] of a given organ, receive signals from the microenvironment of damaged tissue and initiate the repair process leading to tissue regeneration. |
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Stem cells are primary, unspecialized cells, which are characterized with unlimited self-renewal capacity and differentiation into specialized descendant progenitor cells forming tissues and organs. Stem cells exist both in embryos and adult organism. The proper function of the organism depends on tissue homeostasis, and the maintenance of homeostasis is related with stem cell pool, that balances the number of somatic cells in the body. In every organ of the organism systematically appears new cells, which maturate and differentiate into organ-specific cells, and after fulfilling their specific biological function they undergo into programmed cell death called apoptosis. Stem cells, residing in the cellular niche of a given organ, receive signals from the microenvironment of damaged tissue and initiate the repair process leading to tissue regeneration.