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- Discuss the dynamic process of growth and development from childhood to adolescence. proper explanation and diagramWhat a cell or tissue will normally develop into during development A. Cell Fate B. Competence C. Determination D. PotencyE. SpecificationExplain the how developmental genes, and RNA sequences control embryonic development. Provide examples.
- Briefly summarize the main steps of animal development. What family of control genes plays a major role? Give an example to these genes and explain its role.Compare the way that the image is formed in the TEM and the SEM.Define what Negative Feedback is in terms of developmental biology. And then provide an example that shows how negative feedback is relevant to developmental biology. (signal transduction and somitogenesis should be included in definition or example) Please make the description/example very detailed.
