(Solved): If you were to engineer a human cell line so that all of its repetitive genomic sequences were elimi ...

If you were to engineer a human cell line so that all of its repetitive genomic sequences were eliminated, the resulting cell line woulc probably grow much slower than any other cell line would probably express the same genes as the paretal cell line and at roughly the same levels "would probably exhibit patterns of gene expression difficult to predict, so it is impossible to predict anything related to its profil expression with any degree of confidence" would probably express the same genes as the parental cell line but probably at different levels would probably express a different set of genes than those expressed in the parental cell line would probably grow much faster than any other cell line "would not be viable (hence, there is no chance that such cell line could ever be developed)"