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Which statement describes the role of the epigenome?

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Which statement describes the role of the epigenome?

Which statement describes the role of the epigenome?

▸ It is the physical structure that houses the human genome.

▸ It is the boss that controls gene activation.

▸ It is the molecule that encodes each person's genetic blueprint.

▸ Its job is to combine chromosomes during conception.

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