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Is it likely that a cell would transcribe all the genes within its nucleus simultaneously?
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Is it likely that a cell would transcribe all the genes within its nucleus simultaneously?
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Is it likely that a cell would transcribe all the genes within its nucleus simultaneously?
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No, each cell is specialized for certain functions and will transcribe genes when they are needed.
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-Payshence xoxo
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