A Mutation Is More Likely to Affect a Differentiated Cell

question 18

Multiple Choice

A mutation is more likely to affect a differentiated cell than a stem cell due to

• A) skewed distribution of parental versus newly replicated DNA.
• B) a conscious effort on the part of the individual.
• C) lack of DNA replication in stem cells.
• D) skewed distribution of stem and progenitor cells.
• E) repair enzymes in stem cells that are not in differentiated cells.

Differentiate between the formal and informal communication styles and their impact on the audience.

Recognize the importance of using visuals in enhancing comprehension and retention of messages.

Understand the role of communication in managing employee relations and interpreting business events.

Understand techniques for identifying main ideas and supporting ideas in writing.

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