Reply Sat 27 Oct, 2012 08:32 am
Upon conception when the first cell begins to divide, up until it is 8 cells, every cell is said to be identical. How do 8 identical cells adapt to become over 210 different types of cell in a distinctive formation to create the human body as we know it?

Please excuse if my understanding is inaccurate, I was asked this and haven't an answer
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Reply Sat 27 Oct, 2012 08:43 am
@Smileyrius,
Read the following link about DNA and gene expression:

http://www.nature.com/scitable/topicpage/gene-expression-regulates-cell-differentiation-931
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