Below is a diagram illustrating how cells at the bottom of the early embryo are releasing chemicals to nearby cells: Predict the end result of the process represented in the diagram.

Cell differentiation
Programmed cell death
Mitotic embryonic division
Transcription and translation

The correct answer is - transcription and translation.

Explanation:

The chemical shown in the image which is released to the nearby cells is signaling molecules that interact play an important role to induce the change in the cell function as per the chemical signal molecule and internal condition.

Signal molecules bind to the receptor present on or in the cell and change confirmation to initiate the gene expression more specifically translation and produce the proteins that result in different cell functions.

Primary function of the signaling molecules is to start protein production in nearby activated cells.

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