What is the consequence for a tissue/cell that no longer produces any cell adhesion molecules?
A)The production of three daughter cells with mitosis instead of just two
B)Failure to perform any differentiated functions
C)Conversion from euploidy to aneuploidy
D)Migration of cells into other tissues

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Most normal cells have cell adhesion molecules, which are cell surface proteins that allow normal cells of the same type to adhere tightly together. As a result, they are not migratory. Without cell adhesion molecules, tissues and organs would have a looser construction in which cells could break off and migrate into other body areas. Cell adhesion molecules have little effect on the performance of differentiated functions and do not regulate the chromosome number of a cell. Normal cell division does not result in the formation of three new daughter cells regardless of whether cell adhesion molecules are present or are not present.

What Is the Consequence for a Tissue/cell That No Longer