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How does a varied sequence of N-bases allow DNA to provide the code that makes many living organisms? PARAGRAPH!
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How does a varied sequence of N-bases allow DNA to provide the code that makes many living organisms?

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The nitrogen bases in DNA code for the sequence of amino acids that make

up a protein

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