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Match the type of stem cell to its descriptionObserve your individual device screen to view the question and response content for this question.-naturally occurring, has the potential to differentiate into any cell or tissue in the body-genetically engineered to express transcription factors that stimulate embryonic growth-multipotent, can differentiate into some cell types but not others
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