Most ordinary nucleated cells in one person share essentially the same genome. How can a nerve cell and a skin cell still function differently?
Answer & explanation
They regulate expression and specialize differently.
Having DNA is different from using every part equally. Cells regulate which products are made and when. This is an expression question, distinct from copying DNA before division.
The Body
Chapter 1 · How to Build a Human
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