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Card 16
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What is DNA?
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Card 17
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how many base pairs are there in the DNA of a typical mammalian cell?
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Card 18
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what does this number mean?
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Card 19
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how is a DNA molecule adapted to carry out its functions?
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Card 20
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how id the genetic information protected from being corrupted by outside chemicals and physical forces?
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Card 21
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why did scientists focus their attention on chromosomes as a site of hereditary material?
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Card 22
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why would proteins be more of a likely candidate of the hereditary molecule?
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Card 23
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what is a gene?
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Card 24
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how the the coded information produced?
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Card 25
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why do genets determine the proteins of an organism?
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