During embryonic and fetal development,changes in isoenzyme distribution patterns are common.These changes are thought to result from:
A) mutation-driven gene expression that reoccurs in adult malignancies.
B) altered production due to a genetic defect.
C) increased production and secretion from all undifferentiated proliferating cells.
D) differential expression and changes in the relative activities of gene loci within developing cells.
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