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DNA can make exact copies of itself through replication because the nitrogen bases ALWAYS pair?

DNA can make exact copies of itself through replication because the nitrogen bases ALWAYS pair?
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DNA can make exact copies of itself through replication because the nitrogen bases ALWAYS pair?

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It's always pair with A-T and C-G, I just learn it about this like last month

The nitrogen bases connect only to certain nitrogen bases, almost like a puzzle.

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