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Which term describes the reversible cellular alterations that do not involve nucleotide changes and may lead to loss or gain of biological functions?
Which term describes the reversible cellular alterations that do not involve nucleotide changes and may lead to loss or gain of biological functions?
- Epigenetics (correct)
- Cellular differentiation
- Transcription
- Gene expression
Who proposed the concept of gene regulation modulating development and proliferation?
Who proposed the concept of gene regulation modulating development and proliferation?
- MDS1038
- Dr. Analisse Cassar
- B.SC. CHEM & BIO (HONS)
- Conrad Hal Waddington (correct)
What are the three main epigenetic mechanisms involved in cellular differentiation?
What are the three main epigenetic mechanisms involved in cellular differentiation?
- Cytokines, GFs, Morphogens
- Transcription, Translation, Gene expression
- Chromatin remodeling, DNA methylation, microRNA (correct)
- Neuronal growth factor, Bone morphogenic proteins, Granulocyte
What term describes the process of one cell type transforming into another cell type?
What term describes the process of one cell type transforming into another cell type?
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What is the role of the environment in cellular differentiation?
What is the role of the environment in cellular differentiation?
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