25 POINTS A mammal's red blood cells produce the protein hemoglobin, which carries oxygen through the bloodstream. Its hair follicle cells do not produce hemoglobin. Which statement is true about these differences?
A) The red blood cells contain different genes than the hair follicle cells, causing the cells to differentiate
B) The red blood cells contain DNA, but the hair follicle cells do not
C) A red blood cell and hair follicle cell have the same genes, but they are expressed differently
D) The hemoglobin is produced from recombinant DNA, which is only found in red blood cells
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