Question

question 8 what does increasing dna methylation do? modifies the chromatids modifies the phenotype modifies the genotype modifies the dna question 9 why are cells able to differentiate and become different

Explanation:

DNA methylation is an epigenetic modification. It affects gene expression without changing the DNA - sequence (genotype). It can influence how genes are read and expressed, thereby modifying the phenotype. It does not modify the chromatids directly or the DNA sequence itself.

Answer:

Modifies the phenotype