If you were to take cells from different parts of your body (for example, a skin cell, a brain cell, and a liver cell) and compare the DNA inside of each cell would they have the same DNA inside of them? Yes or no? Why?

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1 January, 09:09

If you were to take cells from different parts of your body (for example, a skin cell, a brain cell, and a liver cell) and compare the DNA inside of each cell would they have the same DNA inside of them? Yes or no? Why?

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Elias Hendricks · Answer 1

yes

Explanation:

all of the cells in your body have the same dna. depending on where they are located in the body determines which specific genes are "turned on" or "turned off" allowing your cells to have different functions!