Before cells divide their DNA replicates to form two identical copies. Is it always a good thing for the DNA to be copied accurately? Why or why not?

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Sachin Midha · Answer 1 · 2021-07-28T20:30:05+0000

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we often yhink of mutations as a negative thing, but that isn't always the case. these errors, or changes in DNA, are essential to evolution. usually they're neither good or bad, just different. alleles are what make us unique such as our hair color, skin color, height, etc

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Before cells divide their DNA replicates to form two identical copies. Is it always a good thing for the DNA to be copied accurately? Why or why not?

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