Use the words replication, DNA, semi-conservative, complementary base pairs, enzymes, nucleotides, cell cycle and errors in...

Use the words replication, DNA, semi-conservative, complementary base pairs, enzymes, nucleotides, cell cycle and errors in a 2-4 sentences in a way that shows you know what each word means.

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DNA - Deoxyribonucleic acid is a long molecule that contain our unique genetic code .

each strand is composed of long sequence of the Four bases A,C,G,T

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