The Early Cell Divisions of Human Development Differ from Other

question 50

Multiple Choice

The early cell divisions of human development differ from other mitotic cell divisions in that:

• A)cells do not replicate all chromosomes prior to dividing; this helps the cells differentiate.
• B)cells do not grow in size; they subdivide the cytoplasm of the fertilized egg.
• C)cells move as they divide.
• D)they are unequal; some daughter cells are much larger than others.
• E)All of these choices are correct.

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