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KEY WORDS – CELLS, DNA, INFORMATION All living things are made from Deoxyribonucleic acid is abbreviated This molecule stores that helps cells carry.

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2 KEY WORDS – CELLS, DNA, INFORMATION

3 All living things are made from Deoxyribonucleic acid is abbreviated This molecule stores that helps cells carry out its life needs This molecule is found in living things

4 KEY WORDS – NITROGEN, AMINO, DNA, NUCLEOTIDES PHOSPHATES, ATCG, CHROMOSOMES, CHROMATIDS, MACROMOLECULE, DOUBLE

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6 MACROMOLECULE DOUBLE

7 KEY WORDS – PROTEINS, AMINO DNA, GENES CHROMOSOMES, REGIONS

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9 KEY WORDS – LIBRARY, SENTENCES, LETTERS, BOOK, WORDS

10 ALL THE DNA IN A CELL CAN BE THOUGHT OF AS A THE DNA OF A SINGLE CHROMOSOME CAN BE THOUGHT OF AS A THE AMINO ACIDS OF A SINGLE GENE CAN BE THOUGHT OF AS A THE GENETIC CODE CAN BE THOUGHT OF AS THE NUCLEOTIDE SUBUNIT OF AN AMINO ACID CAN BE THOUGHT OF AS A

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