Despite having the same DNA, distinct cells produce and accumulate unique sets of rna and protein molecules due differentiation.
It is known that cells specialise through a process called cell differentiation. Pluripotency, which can be shown in stem or progenitor cells at the start of the differentiation process, refers to the capacity to develop into any form of cell. Even though all the cells in a multicellular organism have the same DNA, they may express quite diverse gene sets. A cell's distinctive characteristics are determined by the set of proteins and functional RNAs that are expressed from its set of expressed genes.
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