In multicellular organisms, how are cells able to differentiate and perform specific functions?
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A. Cells receive directions from amino acids to build specific proteins.
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B. Cells only express the genes necessary for building specific proteins.
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C. Cells only contain the genes necessary for the building of specific proteins.
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D. Cells receive chemical signals to alter their genetic code to build specific proteins.

Option C. Cells only contain the genes necessary for the building of specific proteins.

Explanation:

Each and every cell contains a gene which is responsible for the production of specific proteins for the body. Two different cells produce two different types of protein due to different gene composition. In multicellular organisms, different functions are performed by different cells which are different from other body cells due to the different gene and protein structure.

the answer is yes, they are born/created, then they grow to their limit then produce offspring, then die.

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