how does the dna molecule produce a copy of itself? dna does not get copied; rna does. it uses enzymes. it splits in half down the middle. rna copies dna.

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StillDead asked Oct 8, 2023

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how does the dna molecule produce a copy of itself? dna does not get copied; rna does. it uses enzymes. it splits in half down the middle. rna copies dna.

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it splits in half and down the middle

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