5. Are all cells within an organism the same? If so, How can they differ?

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Steve Powell · Answer 1 · 2021-09-19T01:40:24+0000

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Not all cells in an organism are the same. Some cells can be prokaryotic, some can be eukaryotic, some can be unicellular, and some can be multicellular.

5. Are all cells within an organism the same? If so, How can they differ?

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