Which of the following cells from a given tissue will you consider to be the LEAST likely to perform the tissue's specific function?Progenitor cellTransit-amplifying cellMultipotent stem cellCommitted stem cellDifferentiated cell Which of the following is NOT associated with the inner cell mass fate? (Check all that apply.)Inhibition of Cdx2 expressionExpression of Cdx2(c) Inheritance of apically localized partition proteinsActive Hippo pathwayExpression of Oct4

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Which of the following cells from a given tissue will you consider to be the LEAST likely to perform the tissue's specific function? Progenitor cell Transit-amplifying cell Multipotent stem cell Committed stem cell Differentiated cell