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Lilliana Carlson
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1 June, 06:11
Why do all cells need DNA?
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Isla Burton
1 June, 06:18
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So that the cells can function correctly.
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Elaina Richard
1 June, 06:18
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Not every cell contains DNA, mature red blood cells and other cells do not have a nucleus
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