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1. The difference between DNA and a protein is that DNA contains the instructions to make specific proteins. Proteins make up an organism. True or False?
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1. The difference between DNA and a protein is that DNA contains the instructions to make specific proteins. Proteins make up an organism.

True or False?

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True you can also find it on quizlet
User Rajesh Wadhwa
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true

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