Abstract
Imagine our body is like a big book with lots of different chapters. Each chapter tells a different story about different parts of our body. But at the very beginning of the book, there's a special chapter called "Pluripotency." Pluripotency is like a superpower because it means the cells in that chapter can become almost any other type of cell in our body, like skin cells, heart cells, or brain cells. Now, scientists have been studying a specific part of this pluripotency chapter called the "naïve state." It's like a special version of pluripotency that's very interesting to them. They're curious about how it works and what it can do. But here's where it gets a little tricky. In the story of mice, scientists have figured out a lot about this naïve state. However, when they look at humans, they notice that our naïve state isn't exactly the same as the mice's version. It's like comparing two similar but different puzzle pieces. So, scientists are working hard to understand this special human version of the naïve state better. They want to figure out what keeps human cells in this state and how they can use that knowledge to help people. They believe that by understanding this, they can do amazing things like help the body heal itself better or even grow new tissues and organs when they're damaged.
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