Define apoptosis, Biology

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Write a short note on the following-

1 Phases of fertilization

2 Blastulation

3 Germ layer derivatives

4 Gap genes

5 Discuss any 5 potentials and limitations of stem-cell based gene therapy

6 Define apoptosis? Describe the process of apoptosis

7 Explain the production of gametes in angiosperms

8 Describe the Wnt pathway. Discuss the role of Wnt genes in development of kidney


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