The genes present vary among cell types,for example,pancreatic cells carry the gene for insulin,but skin cells do not.

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All cells in an organism (except for sperm and egg cells and red blood cells) contain the same set of genes, but different genes are activated or expressed in different cell types. Pancreatic cells express the insulin gene, while skin cells do not, but both cell types contain the gene.

The Genes Present Vary Among Cell Types,for Example,pancreatic Cells Carry