Question

question 1-1 the center for wound repair claims to have a proven procedure for repairing damaged organs. the researcher wraps the organ with plastic covered in glass beads. the beads create a \moisture - rich environment\ that helps the organ. pictures of the repaired organs were submitted as proof. many scientists have provided evidence that disputes this claim. which of the following can be used to disprove this procedure? plants and animals are made of one or more cells. cells are the smartest component of life. dna is divided among cells. cells come from other cells.

Explanation:

The claim is about a proven procedure for organ - repair. The idea that cells come from other cells is a fundamental biological principle and does not directly relate to the claim of a specific organ - repair procedure. DNA division among cells is also a cellular process not relevant to disproving the organ - repair claim. The statement that cells are the smartest component of life is not a scientific fact and is not relevant. However, plants and animals being made of one or more cells is a basic biological fact and has no connection to the organ - repair claim either. But if we consider the nature of the claim about a "proven procedure" for organ repair, the fact that cells come from other cells (a well - established biological concept) can be used to show that the process of organ repair might be more complex than just a simple external treatment as claimed, thus disproving the claim.

Answer:

Cells come from other cells.