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Biology, 10.12.2019 05:31 natalee24

When scientists transfer a cloned human bcl-2 gene into a c. elegans embryo with a loss-of-function mutation in ced-9, cell death is prevented. what does this tell you about ced-9, bcl-2, and apoptosis in the context of evolution?
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1. c. elegans (nematodes) and humans (mammals) have evolved distinct pathways for apoptosis, although both pathways have the same effect on the cell.2. c. elegans (nematodes) and humans (mammals) share a common pathway for apoptosis.3. the human gene, bcl-2, and the c. elegans gene, ced-9, are evolutionarily related and descended from a common ancestral gene.4. the human gene, bcl-2, and the c. elegans gene, ced-9, are the same gene.

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