Asked • 06/21/22

Monozygotic Twins

Monozygotic twins are said to be identical, meaning both their genomes are exactly the same at birth. Over time however, their phenotypes can change as they age. What are two mechanisms that allow this to happen?


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Brian M. answered • 06/21/22

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