How Do Budding and Fission Differ

question 41

Multiple Choice

How do budding and fission differ?

• A) Both are asexual forms of reproduction, but budding results from an asymmetrical division whereas fission produces two relatively equal daughter cells.
• B) Both are asexual forms of reproduction, but budding results in two relatively equal daughter cells whereas fission produces an asymmetrical division.
• C) Budding is asexual, while fission occurs as a result of sexual reproduction.
• D) Fission is asexual, while budding occurs as a result of sexual reproduction.
• E) Both are asexual forms of reproduction, but budding occurs during the multicellular stage whereas fission occurs during the single-cell stage of a fungus.

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Definitions:

Neurotransmitter

Chemicals in the brain that transmit signals from one neuron to another, influencing a wide range of bodily and psychological functions.

Norepinephrine

A neurotransmitter and hormone involved in arousal, alertness, and the stress response.

Dopamine

A neurotransmitter involved in controlling the brain's reward and pleasure centers, as well as regulating movement and emotional responses.

Endorphins

Are neurochemicals produced by the nervous system to cope with pain or stress, often referred to as "feel-good" chemicals.