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How do living cells use the instructions in their DNA to perform tasks?

How do living cells use the instructions in their DNA to perform tasks?
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How do living cells use the instructions in their DNA to perform tasks?

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DNA contains the instructions to help the cell survive. They help the cell produce protein in the stages of protein synthesis.

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