3 years ago

Question: How does the genetic information in a cell from your toe differ to the genetic information in a cell from your arm?

Biology

1 answer:

larisa86 [58]3 years ago

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Answer:

technically the same

Explanation:

The genetic blueprint for you will be the same in both but both have a different protocol I guess, as in all the cells in your toe are told to do their job which essentially builds and maintains your toe while the same happens in your arm. of course this is only my understanding of it and I'm sure someone else will give a way more detailed answer soon.

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