to·tip·o·ten·cy (tō-tĭpə-tən-sē, tōtĭ-pōtn-sē) also to·tip·o·tence (tō-tĭpə-təns, tōtĭ-pōtns)
n. pl. to·tip·o·ten·cies, also to·tip·o·ten·ces
The ability of a cell, such as an egg, to give rise to unlike cells and thus to develop into or generate a new organism or part.

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totipotency
[Latin tōtus, whole; see total + potency.]

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totipotency
to·tipo·tent adj.

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