Which of these statements correctly explains the process of differentiation? A. Differentiation converts a small ball of differe
nt type of cells into a multicellular, nonfunctional, well-organized organism. B. Differentiation converts a small ball of similar kinds of cell into a multicellular, multifunctional, well-organized organism. C. Differentiation converts a single cell into a mass of similar type, multifunctional cells.
B. Differentiation converts a small ball of similar kinds of cell into a multicellular, multifunctional, well-organized organism.
Explanation - Differentiated cells are the cells that are bound to play out a particular capacity in the body i.e., they have turned out to be specific. These cells don't be able to change to play out another capacity.
During cell separation, the phone experiences an adjustment in quality articulation. So as to play out its capacity, the cell produces explicit proteins. Case of a separated cell is the liver cell, platelet, and so on.
An undifferentiated cell is such as that in a blastocyte. They are multipotent and can differentiate into any type of cells. The cells of the mass begin to have their gene differentially expressed (due to differential silencing of particular genes) hence the cell become determined. They become well organized into tissue such as skin and other organs.
