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    DNA

    REPLICATION How do cells make a copy of their DNA? Conservation of the

    genetic code. When cells make copies of their DNA, the copying is

    almost exact. However, a small number of mistakes may occur. We

    call this a mutation. Why is DNA double-stranded? Isn’t that a

    waste to have a gene written twice? Cells do this because it

    allows copies to be made exactly & quickly.

    COPYING A DNA
    MOLECULE

    STEP BY STEP
    DETAILS

    LOOKING UP THE
    BASE PAIRING,
    UP CLOSE

    Source: DNA replication « KaiserScience (wordpress.com)


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