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what does DNA do for a cell? A . Gives it directions on how to grow and behave. B. Collects water so that the cell does not get thirsty. C. Fights bacteria by poking bacterial cell. D. None of the above.
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what does DNA do for a cell? A . Gives it directions on how to grow and behave. B. Collects water so that the cell does not get thirsty. C. Fights bacteria by poking bacterial cell. D. None of the above.​

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