'Makes it have' is not a correct sentence in written English.
You would not use this phrase in this form. Example of a correct sentence: His hard work makes it have a greater impact.
The answer is that although each cell inherits the entire genome, what makes it have its specific traits is that it only uses some of its genes, while the other genes remain silent they are not used to code for their respective protein in that cell.
The information may be finite and fixed but it can be has been specially selected which makes it have more coherence.
CBS, which broadcasts "Two and a Half Men," and Warner Brothers, which makes it, have shut down the remainder of this season and could lose more than $250 million in revenue if next season is lost as well.
The characteristics of arbitrary proportions of our approach makes it have a wide range of applications.
This property makes it have many applications in scientific, medical and industrial fields (Roy et al. 2017).
This arrangement makes it have larger interlaminar cavities and greater ion exchange capacities than other layered materials, such as α-zirconium phosphate, α-stannum phosphate and clay minerals [13, 15, 20, 21].
