Embryogenesis

First, the inactivation is done during embryogenesis and then is passed through during mitosis, so it would not be half cells, but probably either all or none. However, I think it's not that simple. There should be some discussion about that ...

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they are inactivated during the production of gametes and they keep that status during embryogenesis

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Although, any further replies explaining why its proliferation first would be appreciated. Is it because cells need to proliferate before they start to differentiate? (Just by logic)

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Thanks, so proliferation it is. :o

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I was working through a bunch of questions. But one of them I could not seem to get my mind across. Of the main processes in embryogenesis, which begins first? a)Programmed Cell Death b)Cell differentiation. c)Cell proliferation. d)Cell migration. I don't think it is programmed cell ...

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