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16 May, 09:58
Why do we make a working copy of a DNA molecule?
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Wyatt Mack
16 May, 10:13
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Oh because its how you grow and how you dont just wither away
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Benjamin Holland
16 May, 10:27
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To heal the wounds or starches we did to ourself
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