Place the phases of a stem cell into the correct order. A. differentiation, mitosis, specialization

B. gene expression, differentiation, mitosis

C. mitosis, gene expression, differentiation

D. mitosis, specialization, gene expression

Place the phases of a stem cell into the correct order.

The correct order would be mitosis, gene expression and then differentiation.

Stem cells can be defined as undifferentiated cells that possesses the ability to develop into many other different cells of the body. Before a stem cell becomes differentiated, the stem cell undergoes growth, mitosis and then information from the gene (DNA) in the cell will be needed to determine the type of cell it will become and be expressed before differentiating and becoming specialized to give rise to a particular type of cell.

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C. Mitosis, Gene expression, differentiation

Explanation:

Stem cells are referred to as undifferentiated cells which has the ability to develop into new specialized cells via cellular differentiation. The stem cell initially undergoes MITOTIC division to form new stem cells.

This stem cells then undergo GENE EXPRESSION by turning off some genes and turning on some in order to specialize the cell type. After this, the cell becomes DIFFERENTIATED i.e becomes another type of cell