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Old 4 Aug 2009, 12:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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they are different things right?

People are saying that they are same thing...
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Re: cell differentiation and cell specialisation

yes they are different things but often people say that they are the 'same' simply because without one, there will be neither.

Cell differenciation leads to cell specialisation.

think of it this way:
Cell differenciation is the process of turning undifferenciated (stem) cells into specialised cells.
Cell specialisation is the eventual (specialised; for lack of a better word) role of the differenciated cell.
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Re: cell differentiation and cell specialisation

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yes they are different things but often people say that they are the 'same' simply because without one, there will be neither.

Cell differenciation leads to cell specialisation.

think of it this way:
Cell differenciation is the process of turning undifferenciated (stem) cells into specialised cells.
Cell specialisation is the eventual (specialised; for lack of a better word) role of the differenciated cell.
Yep yep. Spot-on. That's what I thougth too. But I was reading two textbooks. One said they are different and the other said no. I was like what the...

But thanks for the clarification =)
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