Which of the following is TRUE regarding the Steward's (1950s) carrot experiment and Gurdon et al. (1975) nuclear transplantation experiment? O While both studies supported the differential expression of genetic material hypothesis, Gurdon et al. (1975) highlighted the role of differentiation on the genetic potential of a nucleus. O While both studies supported the "progressive loss of genetic material hypothesis, Gurdon et al. (1975) highlighted the role of differentiation on the genetic potential of a nucleus. O While Gurdon et. als (1975) study clearly supported the "differential expression hypothesis, Steward's (1950) carrots supported the "progressive loss" hypothesis, highlighting the role of differentiation on nuclear potential O While Steward's (1950s) carrot experiment clearly supported the differential expression hypothesis, Gurdon et. al's (1975) study supported the "progressive loss" hypothesis, highlighting the role of differentiation on nuclear potential

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