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Are all of the cells flashing green the same way? if not, what might explain any variation observed. Give two possibilities.

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Cells do not blink in the same way because the amount of proteins between cells is unequal and the stage of each protein can be different between cells.

What is a protein?

  • They are molecules present in living beings.
  • They are essential molecules for the maintenance of the organism.
  • They are macromolecules made up of amino acids.

Proteins are subject to the emission of green light when certain products are applied to cells. However, even similar cells from the same organism will not emit this light equally due to the difference between the amount and stages of the protein in each cell.

More information about proteins at the link:

https://brainly.com/question/2193769

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