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vredina [299]
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masha68 [24]3 years ago
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DNA has always been an important factor/key role in the transference of hereditary information. However, Watson and Crick's structure demonstrated the process of how DNA worked on a molecular scale by indicating the way that genes, cells, and ultimately how all life forms reproduce.
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