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Understanding Fertility

Andrew explains the difference between somatic cells and germline cells, and how the latter is responsible for producing offspring with the genetic components of both parents. He also clarifies that the genetic components of germline cells cannot be modified by behaviors or experiences, and that there is a distinction between somatic cells and germline cells.
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