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How do cells with the same set of DNA become a wide variety of specialized cells?
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How do cells with the same set of DNA become a wide variety of specialized cells?

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Cellular differentiation

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I think this is it. In cellular differentiation a cell changes from one cell to another so this might have something to do with this

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