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If all cells have the same DNA how do they become different types of cells?

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Cells are made of the same DNA but they can have different functions. It depends on where they are in your body; each of them have a separate job. There are different types of cells. Apparently, for a cell to work...1000 proteins must be made.

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If all cells have the same DNA how do they become different types of cells?