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How does an organism pass on the chemical information for making proteins to the next generation?

How does an organism pass on the chemical information for making proteins to the next generation?
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How does an organism pass on the chemical information for making proteins to the next generation?

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The chemical information for making proteins is carried in the DNA, which is found on the chromosomes in the cell nucleus. 
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