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by Erlich_Bachman
2390 days ago
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Every single specific thing that a differentiated cell does (which are most cells in the organism) are technically due to "epigenetics". Epigenetics just means that there are mechanisms to activate some genes and deactivate others. This is the essential core process in differentiation, as well as in many other processes in the body.
It is like asking how long do differences between your skin cells and neurons is supposed to last? |
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