How can two cells in the same complex multicellular organism have different fates?

A. Different genes are activated and
repressed in the two cells.
B. Different DNA sequences are found in the
nuclei of the two cells.
C. Different amounts of DNA are found in the
nuclei of the two cells.
D. Different types of transcription and
translation machinery are found in the two
cells.
E. All of these options are correct.


A

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