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Beaux
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5 February, 02:32
Why is DNA important to a cell?
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Yurem
5 February, 02:34
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It contains all of the genetic material
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Tania Cantrell
5 February, 02:53
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DNA contains the genetics. DNA tells the cells how to function
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