Discussion
A totipotent cell differs from a pluripotent cell in that a totipotent cell can form
Answer: B
The zygote and its first few descendants are totipotent, able to make both embryo and the extraembryonic tissues around it. Pluripotent cells can form every tissue of the body proper but not the extraembryonic membranes, which is a narrower capacity.
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