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The DNA molecule is the basic substance of heredity. What does it do?
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The DNA molecule is the basic substance of heredity. What does it do?

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Google, maybe if you search google you’ll find it
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Each of our DNA molecules contains the genetic codes, or genes, for the synthesis of many different kinds of proteins and for the regulation of other genes.

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