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How different types of cells look different!! Gene Regulation How different types of cells look different!!

All (with a few exceptions) of an organism’s CELLS have the SAME DNA, but they are DIFFERENT based on the expression of GENES. Red Blood Cells Bone Cells Nerve Cells

MULTICELLULAR organisms, like us, have many different types of CELLS MULTICELLULAR organisms, like us, have many different types of CELLS. They are all different because different parts of the DNA (genes) are EXPRESSED in different types of cells. Example: In HAIR cells – the hair genes are turned ON but the skin, EYE and fingernail genes are turned OFF

Cell Differentiation

Environmental Influence? Cells respond to their environment by producing DIFFERENT types and amounts of PROTEIN Example: Your skin produces more PIGMENT (color). When you are out in the Sun, your skin gets DARKER.

Cancer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEpTTolebqo Production of too many proteins at the incorrect time can cause CANCEROUS cells to grow.

Epigenetics http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/body/epigenetics.html