The process of cytoplasmic segregation would be a partial answer to which of the following questions?
A) How can one reset a differentiated cell such that it can produce many different cell types?
B) How can so many different cell types come from the egg, a single cell?
C) What roles do transcription factors play in controlling cell differentiation?
D) What new technique was used by Yamanaka and his colleagues to obtain induced pluripotent stem cells?
E) What new technique was used in the cloning of Dolly the sheep?

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Cytoplasmic segregation is the process by which the cytoplasmic components in the egg cell are unevenly distributed to form different cell types during development. This process is responsible for the generation of so many different cell types from a single cell, which is the question addressed by choice B.

The Process of Cytoplasmic Segregation Would Be a Partial Answer