Which statement about the fate of progenitor cells in Caenorhabditis elegans is not correct?

A. The fate of progenitor cells is determined
by their proximity to the anchor cell, which
secretes epidermal growth factor.
B. Epidermal growth factor binds and
activates a transmembrane receptor protein
in the cell nearest to the anchor cell.
C. In the cell closest to the anchor cell, genes
for differentiation into a type 1 cell are
activated by epidermal growth factor binding
to its receptor.
D. Following epidermal growth factor receptor
activation, the cell closest to anchor cell
inhibits adjacent cells from differentiating to
type 1 cells.
E. Differentiating into a type 2 cell occurs
spontaneously without the need for special
genes for type 2 differentiation.


E

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