Daughter Cell

NUMB (gene) - Numb in Drosophila - External Sensory Organ Development
... peripheral nervous system that consists of four cells a neuron, a sheath cell that surrounds the dendrite, and hair and socket cells, which are considered the “outer” support cells ... All four cell fates are descendants of the sensory organ precursor (SOP) cell ... divide into two secondary precursor cells ...

Asymmetric Cell Division - Asymmetric Division in Development
... Animals are made up of a vast number of distinct cell types ... development, the zygote undergoes many cell divisions that give rise to various cell types, including embryonic stem cells ... Asymmetric divisions of these embryonic cells gives rise to one cell of the same potency (self-renewal), and another that maybe of the same potency or stimulated to further differentiate into specialized ...

Diatoms - Life-cycle
... Reproduction among these organisms is primarily asexual by binary fission, with each daughter cell receiving one of the parent cell's two frustules (or theca) ... This is used by each daughter cell as the larger frustule (or epitheca) into which a second, small frustule (or hypotheca) is constructed ... This form of division results in a size reduction of the daughter cell that received the smaller frustule from the parent and therefore the average cell size of a ...