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What is the role of DNA? a: to allow substances to enter the cell b: to fight infections c: to encode genetic information and control the cell d: to release cytotoxins

What is the role of DNA? a: to allow substances to enter the cell b: to fight infections c: to encode genetic information and control the cell d: to release cytotoxins
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What is the role of DNA?

a: to allow substances to enter the cell
b: to fight infections
c: to encode genetic information and control the cell
d: to release cytotoxins

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User K Kafara
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Answer:

To encode genetic information and control the cell

Step-by-step explanation:

I GUESS

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User Erkan Demir
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Answer:

c

Step-by-step explanation:

every thing related to dna is encoding or transcribing genetic info or genes

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User Prashant Agarwal
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