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Cells are initially unspecialized, meaning they do not have a specific function. What controls their development into specific cell types?
A.The age of neighboring cells
B.The nutrients available to the cells
C.The rate at which the cells grow
d.The genes expressed within the cells
Cells are initially unspecialized, meaning they do not have a specific function. What controls their development into specific cell types?
A.The age of neighboring cells
B.The nutrients available to the cells
C.The rate at which the cells grow
d.The genes expressed within the cells
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D. The genes expressed within the cells
The development of unspecialized cells into specific cell types is primarily controlled by the genes that are expressed within those cells. This process is influenced by various internal and external factors, but ultimately it is the genetic information that directs the specialization and differentiation of cells.
The development of unspecialized cells into specific cell types is primarily controlled by the genes that are expressed within those cells. This process is influenced by various internal and external factors, but ultimately it is the genetic information that directs the specialization and differentiation of cells.
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