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What is the role of DNA in the differentiation of the cells within an organism?
A
Each cell has a different set of DNA that determines the traits of the cell and causes differentiation.
B
Each cell has the same DNA, so DNA does not play a role in differentiation.
C
Cells do not use the same sections of DNA in the same proportions, at the same time in development leading to differentiation.
D
DNA mutates differently in each cell depending on the environment causing each cell to differentiate over time.
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All cells in a multicellular organism contain the same DNA, but different cell types express different sets and amounts of genes (and at different times) via gene regulation and epigenetic controls, producing cell differentiation.
All cells in a multicellular organism contain the same DNA, but different cell types express different sets and amounts of genes (and at different times) via gene regulation and epigenetic controls, producing cell differentiation.
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