Why do different cells within an individual organism function differently?

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Maurinko [17]3 years ago

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Because for example White blood cells which im pretty sure is Tcell if im not mistaken fight and the body from bacteria, theres a cell that clots at a wound and blood cells deliver oxygen through the body if all cells were to function the same way we all probaly wouldnt live but a few years in the slightest and there goes the human race GONE

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