How do nerve cells form different types of tissues? A. A group of these cells perform similar functions and become nerve tissue after information in the DNA of the nucleus tells the nerve cells to develop and perform special functions. B. A group of these cells perform similar functions and become nerve tissue after messages from the brain tell nerve cells how to develop and perform special functions. C. A group of these tissues perform similar functions and become nerve organs after messages from the heart tell nerve cells to develop and perform special functions.

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Lane Willis

Biology

30 October, 07:18

How do nerve cells form different types of tissues? A. A group of these cells perform similar functions and become nerve tissue after information in the DNA of the nucleus tells the nerve cells to develop and perform special functions. B. A group of these cells perform similar functions and become nerve tissue after messages from the brain tell nerve cells how to develop and perform special functions. C. A group of these tissues perform similar functions and become nerve organs after messages from the heart tell nerve cells to develop and perform special functions.

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Shamar Cherry · Answer 1

Answer is A because there are two main ideas. One is that a group of cells with similar functions develop into tissue which crosses out C. The other idea is that information is stored in the DNA. Specialization of cell occurs from the information coded in DNA.