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Which factor determines how a cell will differentiate? (1 point)
• The physical location of the cell in the body
• The genetic information encoded in the DNA
• The size of the cell
• The amount of sunlight the organism is exposed to.
• The physical location of the cell in the body
• The genetic information encoded in the DNA
• The size of the cell
• The amount of sunlight the organism is exposed to.
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The factor that determines how a cell will differentiate is:
• The physical location of the cell in the body
Cell differentiation is influenced by various factors, including the cell's environment and its position within the organism. While genetic information encoded in DNA plays a crucial role, it is the interaction with the surrounding environment and signaling from nearby cells that primarily guide the differentiation process.
• The physical location of the cell in the body
Cell differentiation is influenced by various factors, including the cell's environment and its position within the organism. While genetic information encoded in DNA plays a crucial role, it is the interaction with the surrounding environment and signaling from nearby cells that primarily guide the differentiation process.
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