Question How is cell differentiation different than mitosis?(1 point) Responses Cell differentiation does not cause proliferation Cell differentiation does not cause proliferation Cell differentiation produces cells with different DNA Cell differentiation produces cells with different DNA Cell differentiation produces cells with different gene expressions Cell differentiation produces cells with different gene expressions Cell differentiation only occurs after a wound

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Cell differentiation is different from mitosis primarily because cell differentiation produces cells with different gene expressions. Mitosis is the process of cell division that results in two identical daughter cells, both genetically identical to the parent cell. In contrast, cell differentiation involves the process by which a less specialized cell develops into a more specialized cell type, leading to changes in gene expression that result in different functions, structures, and roles within an organism.