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When DNA is copied, the double helix separates and bases pair up in a specific pattern to make new DNA strands that are identical to the old DNA strands. True or False?

When DNA is copied, the double helix separates and bases pair up in a specific pattern to make new DNA strands that are identical to the old DNA strands. True or False?
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When DNA is copied, the double helix separates and bases pair up in a specific pattern to make new DNA strands that are identical to the old DNA strands. True or False?

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true. and i dont know what else to write but it says have at least 20 characters lol
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