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The even skipped gene in Drosophila received its name because mutations in that gene often lead to embryos missing the even numbered segments. Based on this information, what is the most likely class of gene to which even skipped would belong?
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Which of the following statements about pattern formation is false?
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The process that results in spatial organization of an organism or a tissue is called
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In the development of the vulva in the nematode C. elegans, cells that receive both the primary and the secondary inducer develop into _______.
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Development of the lens in the vertebrate eye is induced by signals from the
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Which of the following statements about determination is false?
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The diagram below shows experiments performed to determine whether the fates of cells are irrevocably determined.
-If cell fate were irrevocably determined, a normal embryo (one with all the cell types in the appropriate location) would develop in

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In the development of the vulva in the nematode C. elegans, the primary inducer is produced and secreted by the _______ cell.
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The fact that animal somatic cells from early embryos retain their totipotency was first demonstrated by
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The differentiation of whorls in Arabidopsis thaliana is regulated by _______ genes.
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Induced pluripotent stem cell technology relies on a comparison of _______ between embryonic stem cells and nonstem cells.
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Which statement about cytoplasmic determinants in Drosophila is not true?
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Positional information in development often comes from _______, substances that diffuse from one group of cells, setting up a concentration gradient.
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What is the role of cytoplasmic segregation in determining the fate of a cell?
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