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Is there dna in your food? how do you know? why are you not harmed (or altered) by ingesting the dna of another organism?

Is there dna in your food? how do you know? why are you not harmed (or altered) by ingesting the dna of another organism?
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is there dna in your food? how do you know? why are you not harmed (or altered) by ingesting the dna of another organism?

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Because it is dissolved in stomach acid
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