A scientist working in which area of biology is MOST likely to study DNA? A. information and heredity B. cellular basis of life C. matter and energy D. interdependence in nature

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A scientist working in which area of biology is MOST likely to study DNA?

A. information and heredity

B. cellular basis of life

C. matter and energy

D. interdependence in nature

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A. Info and hereditary

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