Drosophila Eggs Acquire an Initial Asymmetry Before Fertilization as a Result

question 44

Multiple Choice

Drosophila eggs acquire an initial asymmetry before fertilization as a result of

• A)production of bicoid proteins in one end of the egg.
• B)maternal DNA molecules being deposited in one end of the egg.
• C)nurse cell migration to one end of the egg.
• D)maternal mRNA being deposited in one end of the egg.
• E)attachments of cadherins to one end of the cell.

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