During Embryonic and Fetal Development,changes in Isoenzyme Distribution Patterns Are

question 14

Multiple Choice

During embryonic and fetal development,changes in isoenzyme distribution patterns are common.These changes are thought to result from:

• A) mutation-driven gene expression that reoccurs in adult malignancies.
• B) altered production due to a genetic defect.
• C) increased production and secretion from all undifferentiated proliferating cells.
• D) differential expression and changes in the relative activities of gene loci within developing cells.

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