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    Cells Become Progressively Committed to Specific Patterns of Gene Activity
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Cells Become Progressively Committed to Specific Patterns of Gene Activity

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Cells become progressively committed to specific patterns of gene activity and developmental fate through a process known as:


A) morphogenesis.
B) determination.
C) cell differentiation.
D) nonspecific differentiation.
E) growth.

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