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How is cell differentiation different from mitosis?(1 point)
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Cell differentiation produces cells with different gene expressions.
Cell differentiation produces cells with different gene expressions.
Cell differentiation produces cells with different DNA.
Cell differentiation produces cells with different DNA.
Cell differentiation only occurs after a wound.
Cell differentiation only occurs after a wound.
Cell differentiation does not cause proliferation.
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Cell differentiation produces cells with different gene expressions.
Explanation: Differentiation changes which genes are turned on/off so cells become specialized, while mitosis is cell division that makes genetically identical daughter cells (proliferation).
Explanation: Differentiation changes which genes are turned on/off so cells become specialized, while mitosis is cell division that makes genetically identical daughter cells (proliferation).
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