Exam 43: Animal Development
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When a researcher transplanted the nucleus of an intestinal cell from a tadpole into an egg cell whose nucleus had been destroyed, the egg developed into a normal frog. This illustrates that
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One characteristic of animal development is the specialization in both structure and function that cells undergo. This is called
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The developmental fate of each cell is determined by chemical interactions among cells in a process called
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Stem cells developed by inserting genes that regulate the transcription of specific genes into cells from an adult are cells.
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The eggs of many reptiles contain _, which serves as a food source for the embryo.
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Birds hatch out of their eggs looking like small versions of the adult. This is an example of
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Early animal embryos are composed of stem cells, unspecialized cells that are capable of dividing and renewing themselves for long periods. If a stem cell divides by mitosis so that one cell eventually becomes part of the brain and the other cell becomes part of a salivary gland, the cells have
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Why should a woman who plans to become pregnant notify her health care provider of any medications she is taking?
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Transplanting embryonic eye tissue into the back of a developing tadpole will cause a lens to grow on the back of the tadpole. This is an example of
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In indirect development, the embryo hatches into a sexually immature stage called a larva.
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Proteins called bind to the DNA near the promoter regions where gene transcription begins.
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Adult stem cells derived from fat cells have been used to develop muscle and nerve cells in the lab. How is this possible?
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The process by which the three embryonic tissue layers form is called .
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