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The human genome is largely the same across different cells in the body.
Fabian Theis · Controlling Biology - Fabian Theis, Helmholtz Munich · 6 Nov 2026
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“When I give sort of public talks, I, I typically say, you know, human genome project, we sort of have the genome for, for, for the body, but it's pretty much the same everywhere, right? So like, why do we have all these different cell types, right?”8:25Report a misattribution
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