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CAPS 421 Kopp Exam Questions and Answers What are two ways that we can define cell types? - Answer-Cells needs to have characteristic markers and a specific function Where do all of the cells in our body come from? What is special about these cells and what they are able to give rise to? - Answer-Come from the fertilized egg which is made up of the parental DNA. These are considered to be totipotent cells as they can give rise to extraembryonic cells, as well as the embryo proper (meso...

Principles of Biology (Bio 198) Robbie Bear KSU Exam Questions & Revised Correct Answers. Guarantee Pass!! Which of the following characteristics is NOT shared by most animals? (QZ) - ANSWER : cell walls The germ layer known as ectoderm is the source of cells that give rise to the _____. (Fill in the blank with the most appropriate choice from the list provided.) (QZ) - ANSWER : Nerves and Skin _____ is a type of connective tissue and _____ is a type of epithelial tissue. (Fill...

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