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Cells differentiate during development because

Cells differentiate during development because
A) each cell contains only a portion of the genes.
B) genes respond only to influences outside the mother's body.
C) in each cell some genes are expressed and others are suppressed.
D) chemicals in the sperm cytoplasm determine which cells develop.

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