How are genes responsible for cellular differences?

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Itchy · Answer 1 · 2017-08-12T10:53:20+0000

Genes are responsible for every cellular differences in a way that it is active on the same type of cell and inactive in another type of cell. The reason for genes to be active in a specific cell is because of enzymes or protein that turn it on.

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