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is there DNA in your food? How do you know? Why are you not harmed by ingesting the DNA of another organism?
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is there DNA in your food? How do you know? Why are you not harmed by ingesting the DNA of another organism?
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food is made up of cells. those cells contain theyre own DNA without it they wouldnt exist. and when we consume it from other organisms it dies and breaks down and doesnt enter the blood stream
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