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Anne Chavez
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2 May, 08:22
How does DNA make protein?
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Harley Fuller
2 May, 08:50
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When a cell makes a protein the instructions are copied from part of the DNA strand and transcribed to new molecule, called RNA. RNA molecules carry the instruction from the nucleus to ribosomes.
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