True or false? Every cell in a human contains the complete genetic code needed to make another human.

True. Every cell in a human body contains the complete set of genetic information required to create another human being. This genetic information is encoded in the DNA, which is organized into structures called chromosomes. In humans, each somatic cell typically contains 46 chromosomes, organized into 23 pairs. These chromosomes carry genes, which provide the necessary instructions for building and maintaining an organism. While all cells (except red blood cells and some others) contain the same DNA, the expression of specific genes varies between cell types, leading to the diversity of cell functions in the body. This unique expression is what allows for the development of distinct tissues and organs, despite all cells having the potential to contribute to the formation of a complete human organism.