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Why does the code in dna need to be converted again into RNA before proteins can be made
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Why does the code in dna need to be converted again into RNA before proteins can be made
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because RNA is used for making proteins however DNA is used for genetic material So it needs to be converted so it can complete its task of creating proteins.
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