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Why is DNA called the blueprint for life? A. It has the code to make carbohydrates. B. It stands for Director of New Activities. C. It has directions for making membranes. D. It…

Why is DNA called the blueprint for life? A. It has the code to make carbohydrates. B. It stands for Director of New Activities. C. It has directions for making membranes. D. It…
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Why is DNA called the blueprint for life? A. It has the code to make carbohydrates. B. It stands for Director of New Activities. C. It has directions for making membranes. D. It contains the genetic material for living things on earth.

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D. It contains the genetic material for living things on Earth

DNA is in chromosomes, in genes which code the amino acids into different proteins. The proteins build up all living things.
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I am pretty sure the answer is D. Hope I helped

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