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How does an organism pass on the chemical information for making proteins to the next generation?
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How does an organism pass on the chemical information for making proteins to the next generation?
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How does an organism pass on the chemical information for making proteins to the next generation?
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The chemical information for making proteins is carried in the DNA, which is found on the chromosomes in the cell nucleus.
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