The processes within cells that translate the "genetic blueprint" encoded in the genome, step by step, into an actual organism are called __________ processes.
A)epigenetic
B)polygenetic
C)congenital
D)teratogenic

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Epigenetic processes refer to the modifications in gene expression that do not involve changes to the underlying DNA sequence. These processes play a crucial role in translating the genetic blueprint into the phenotype of an organism, affecting how genes are turned on or off and how they are expressed.

The Processes Within Cells That Translate the "Genetic Blueprint" Encoded