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DNA Functions

Question

Give the roles of DNA

Answer

1. DNA stores genetic information in a coded format.
2. DNA faithfully transfers genetic information to daughter cells without alteration.
3. DNA serves as the template for translating genetic information into an organism's characteristics through the process of protein synthesis.


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