Which of the following is true about the cells in a multicellular organism?

The cells contain different genes and therefore express different genes.

The cells contain different genes, so they express only the genes they have in common.

The cells contain the same genes but do not express the same genes.

The cells contain the same genes and express the same genes

If a scientist changes the path of differentiation in some cells by adding a growth factor, what process is involved?

fertilization

induction

cytoplasmic localization

apoptosis

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Melina

Biology

16 July, 21:09

Which of the following is true about the cells in a multicellular organism?

The cells contain different genes and therefore express different genes.

The cells contain different genes, so they express only the genes they have in common.

The cells contain the same genes but do not express the same genes.

The cells contain the same genes and express the same genes

If a scientist changes the path of differentiation in some cells by adding a growth factor, what process is involved?

fertilization

induction

cytoplasmic localization

apoptosis

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Alice Drake · Answer 1

Which of the following is true about the cells in a multicellular organism?

I think the correct answer is the third option. The cells contain the same genes but do not express the same genes.

If a scientist changes the path of differentiation in some cells by adding a growth factor, what process is involved?

I think the correct answer is the second option. If a scientist changes the path of differentiation in some cells by adding a growth factor which is called induction.