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Assuming that all the dna in human cells is in the b-dna form, how far would the dna reach if stretched end to end? express your answer in kilometers.
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Assuming that all the dna in human cells is in the b-dna form, how far would the dna reach if stretched end to end? express your answer in kilometers.

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No, the flow of genetic information is not always consistent with the central dogma theory, reverse transcription is an example of an exception to this theory.
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