BIOLOGY
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Chapter 19, Problem 7U
The process of nuclear reprogramming
a. is a normal part of pattern formation.
b. reverses the changes that occur during differentiation.
c. requires the introduction of new DNA.
d. is not possible with mammalian cells.
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