Deoxyribonuleic acid stores the gene codes? true or false

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Deoxyribonuleic acid stores the gene codes? true or false

Advanced Placement (AP)
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True. They’re the building base of DNA

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Answer:True

Explanation:Genes are found in almost every cell's nucleus and is made from strands of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) DNA stores the genetic information.

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