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When sequencing dna, scientists usually only determine the sequence of one of the two strands. why is this?

When sequencing dna, scientists usually only determine the sequence of one of the two strands. why is this?
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When sequencing dna, scientists usually only determine the sequence of one of the two strands. why is this?

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The other strand is a copy. They have the same material. Hope this helps!
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