Answer:
The correct answer is C. differentiation.
Explanation:
Cell differentiation is a process via which generic embryonic cells are transformed into specialized cells through a process of gene expression. Certain signals from inside and outside our body initiates gene expression.
Cell differentiation occurs at various stages of development, which causes the size and the shape of the cell to change dramatically.
Importance of cell differentiation:
- Plays vital role in embryonic development
- Helps in developing organisms throughout their life
The correct option is B, that is, A FAMILY DONATES USED CLOTHING TO A SECOND HAND STORE.
Waste prevention has to do with the process and practice of reducing the amount of wastes products in order to produce a more sustainable environment. Waste prevention can also be called recycling. There are three types of waste prevention, these are primary, secondary and tertiary waste prevention / recycling.
Primary waste prevention refers to a situation in which the material to be disposed is not changed in anyway, before been reused. Such material can be given to friend or donated to a charity organization. The material is always used for the same purpose as the original use.
Secondary waste prevention involves some kind of modifications while tertiary waste prevention usually involves the use of chemicals and heat.
Enzymes are considered catalysts, they help reactants and can be used over and over
Answer:
B. Oncogene
Explanation:
A gene that makes the body cells to divide in an uncontrolled manner is called an oncogene. An oncogene is responsible for the development of tumors due to disturbed regulation of cell division. The gene src makes the cells to enter the process of cell division in response to the growth factors.
However, the mutant src gene does not require the presence of growth factors and signals the cells to enter the process of cell division even in the absence of the growth factors. Since the mutant src gene causes uncontrolled cell division, it represents an oncogene.
