Skin and nerve cells have different appearances and characteristics from each other, although they contain the same DNA. Why?

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Although all cells have the same DNA only some parts of it are turned on depending on what the cell needs to do, so each cell turns on different parts of itself depending on what its job is. Hope this helps!

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