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Are the backbones of the DNA molecule identical in all living things?
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Are the backbones of the DNA molecule identical in all living things?

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I'm 100% sure its no but if i'm wrong my bad guys :)

but if its yes then great.

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I am 50% sure the answer to your question is no
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