2.2 Growth And Differentiation (GCSE Biology)

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What term refers to producing genetically identical offspring?

Which cells in animals can no longer divide once fully differentiated?

What is an example of a cell that can differentiate throughout the life of a plant?

What name is given to cells that have not yet become specialised?

What is a key difference between differentiation in animal and plant cells?

Where does mitosis occur in plant cells throughout the plant`s life?

Animals differentiate early in life because:

Differentiated plant cells can sometimes:

Mitosis in plants results primarily in:

What term describes cells becoming specialised to perform specific functions?

Adult stem cells differ from embryonic stem cells by being:

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