Which film analogy BEST describes an epigenetic mark?
A)a note a director makes in the script about an idea for a possible sequel
B)a scene that is completely novel and inserted into an existing script by the director
C)a director's decision to include or exclude a particular scene from the original script
D)small random variations in acting performance during multiple takes of the same scene

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Epigenetic marks are akin to a director's decision to include or exclude a particular scene from the original script, as they can activate or repress the expression of genes without changing the underlying DNA sequence, similar to how a scene's inclusion or exclusion can alter a film's narrative without changing the script itself.

Which Film Analogy BEST Describes an Epigenetic Mark