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Mathematics, 06.01.2021 17:00, BreadOfTheBear

What is the main goal of DNA replication? A. to code for proteins
B. to provide energy for the cell
C. to make identical copies of your genes
D. to transport material outside of the nucleus


What is the main goal of DNA replication?

A. to code for proteins
B. to provide energy for the ce

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