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Luba_88 [7]
2 years ago
15

Differentiated cells in a multicellular organism tend to behave differently from stem cells. The process of differentiation alte

rs the behavior of cells by (4 point)
A. changing the sequence of DNA

B. changing the expression of genes

C. removing certain genes from DNA

D. moving the DNA out of the nucleus.
Biology
1 answer:
anzhelika [568]2 years ago
8 0

Given what we know, we can confirm that the process of differentiation alters the cells by changing the expression of genes in a cell.

<h3>What is differentiation?</h3>
  • differentiation is when a cell becomes specialized.
  • This is the case with heart or digestive cells.
  • Since all cells carry the same DNA, this does not account for differentiation.
  • Instead, this is achieved by changing the expression of genes in a cell.

Therefore, we can confirm that differentiation is what we refer to as a cell becoming specialized in one way or function, such is the case with heart cells or digestive cells, and since all cells in the body carry the same DNA, this is done by changing the way in which the cells express their genes in the DNA.

To learn more about differentiation visit:
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