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Does the DNA into people who are not related use the same nitrogen base pairs

Does the DNA into people who are not related use the same nitrogen base pairs
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Does the DNA into people who are not related use the same nitrogen base pairs

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Everyone's DNA is made up of the same 4 nitrogenous bases, but there are various ways that the bases can be lined up to produce the same protein.
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