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Ginny
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21 August, 03:17
Why do scientists extract DNA from organisms
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Armando Joseph
21 August, 03:40
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They can identify disorders and diseases from DNA
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Rachael Mayer
21 August, 03:45
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Scientists extract DNA for many reasons.
They use the samples of DNA to test things on.
With a pure sample of DNA, you can test a newborn for a genetic disease, analyze forensic evidence, or study a gene involved in cancer.
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