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| A nucleotide used in DNA that is paired up with it's complementary nucleotide, thymine. |
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| A nucleotide used in DNA that is paired up with it's complementary nucleotide, adenine. |
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| A nucleotide used in DNA that is paired up with it's complementary nucleotide, cytosine. |
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| A nucleotide used in DNA that is paired up with it's complementary nucleotide,guanine. |
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| The basic structural unit of DNA. |
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| The part of a DNA structure that holds and supports a nucleotide. |
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| The part of a DNA structure that holds two complementary nucleotides together. |
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| An enzyme that adds complementary nucleotides to strands of DNA during DNA replication. |
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| An enzyme that separates strands of DNA during DNA replicatiom |
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| The point of separation between two strands of DNA while using DNA heliocase |
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| A disease caused by an abnormal pattern of excessive cell growth |
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| The genetic makeup of an organism. |
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| A hormone that regulates how much glucose is produced in a body. |
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