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Biology, 08.12.2021 20:50 ghostlyfrost67p8u0ey

Which is not true of gene expression? 1. It creates different DNA within each of your cells.

2. It determines how a cell functions.

3. It occurs because of chemical signals within your body.

4. It is the process that turns certain genes on or off inside of cells.
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