Which of the following is identical in a single organism for each cell type shown above?. A. genes in DNA. B. function of the cells. C. size of the cells. D. amount of ATP

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Karsyn Boyle

3 January, 07:08

Which of the following is identical in a single organism for each cell type shown above?. A. genes in DNA. B. function of the cells. C. size of the cells. D. amount of ATP

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George · Answer 1

The genes in DNA must be identical in a single organism for each cell. The functions of the cells are different from each other from motility, food processing, dexterity, etc. Also the sizes and the amount of ATP produced per cell is different from one another depending on the processes undergone. DNA is something innate and immutable.