A) cytoplasmic segregation.
B) morphogenesis.
C) transplantation.
D) differentiation.
E) induction.
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A) no vulva will form.
B) no anchorettes will form.
C) secondary vulval precursors will become primary vulval cells.
D) another cell will differentiate into an anchor cell.
E) signals from the nematode's environment will direct epidermal cells to become a vulva.
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A) It is a process found in animal embryos but not in plant embryos.
B) It involves the French flag protein.
C) It is a pattern imposed on cells after they differentiate.
D) It can involve programmed cell death.
E) It involves transcription factors but does not involve inducers.
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A) maternal effect gene.
B) Hox gene that acts as a transcription factor to influence the expression of many other genes.
C) segment polarity gene.
D) gap gene that responds to concentrations of a maternal effect gene like bicoid or nanos.
E) pair rule gene.
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A) They are part of the so-called genetic toolkit.
B) They are expressed in similar patterns in the embryos of both mice and flies.
C) They are arranged in similar clusters of genes in both mice and flies.
D) Because of their important functional roles,they evolved rapidly in both mammals and flies.
E) They include a conserved region of base pairs called the homeobox.
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A) 25 cervical vertebrae.
B) four times the number of cervical vertebrae.
C) the same number of cervical vertebrae,but each one grows for a longer period of time.
D) fewer cervical vertebrae,but each one is much larger than that of a human.
E) the same number of cervical vertebrae originally,but each one splits into two before birth.
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A) Heterochrony
B) Genomic equivalence
C) The conservation of important developmental genes
D) The sudden appearance of a new structure
E) The capacity of organisms to use information to predict future conditions
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A) Bone marrow
B) Epidermis of the skin
C) Inner lining of the stomach
D) Inner lining of the intestine
E) Nerves
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A) gap
B) pair rule
C) maternal effect
D) Hox
E) segment polarity
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A) differentiated.
B) undergoing apoptosis.
C) totipotent.
D) fully grown.
E) determined.
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A) Insect Ubx promotes the expression of Distalless,whereas the Ubx of centipedes has no effect on Distalless expression.
B) Insect Ubx inhibits the expression of Distalless,whereas the Ubx of centipedes activates Distalless expression.
C) Insect Distalless promotes the expression of Ubx,whereas the Distalless of centipedes activates Ubx expression.
D) Insect Distalless inhibits the expression of Ubx,whereas the Distalless of centipedes activates Ubx expression.
E) Insect Distalless promotes the expression of Ubx,whereas the Distalless of centipedes inhibits Ubx expression.
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A) dorsal;animal
B) dorsal;vegetal
C) animal;dorsal
D) animal;ventral
E) animal;vegetal
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A) promotes;promotes
B) promotes;inhibits
C) has no effect on;promotes
D) inhibits;inhibits
E) inhibits;promotes
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A) carpel
B) petal
C) stamen
D) sepal
E) carpel and stamen
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A) determination.
B) morphogenesis.
C) differentiation.
D) induction.
E) totipotency.
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A) They are a group of maternal effect genes.
B) In Drosophila,inappropriate expression of Antennapedia can cause legs to grow on the head.
C) They code for structural proteins.
D) They are found only in Drosophila and a few closely related genera of flies.
E) Mutations in these genes cause reversal of the anterior-posterior polarity in the early embryo.
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A) Morphogenesis occurs prior to gastrulation.
B) Determination occurs prior to differentiation.
C) Morphogenesis does not occur before the adult stage.
D) Morphogenesis occurs prior to determination.
E) Differentiation occurs prior to determination.
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A) How can one reset a differentiated cell such that it can produce many different cell types?
B) How can more than one cell type arise from the single egg cell?
C) What roles do transcription factors play in controlling cell differentiation?
D) How can a skin cell be induced to form a pluripotent stem cell?
E) When is the genome of the embryo activated during development?
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A) develops;inducers
B) develops;microfilaments
C) does not develop;microfilaments
D) develops;transcription factors
E) does not develop;inducers
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A) Cell death does not play a role in morphogenesis.
B) Differential gene expression plays an important role in determining cell fate.
C) Throughout development,especially in animals,the range of possible cell fates becomes progressively less restricted.
D) The developmental potential of early embryonic cells is narrower than the potential of cells from more advanced embryos.
E) Cell fate is determined only by informational molecules within a cell and not by signals from surrounding cells.
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