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Braden

20 November, 18:26

When biologists speak of a universal genetic code they are referring to the fact that, in nearly all organisms, A) the DNA sequences are identical. B) RNA information is transcribed. C) RNA specifies proteins the same way. D) phenotype is dependent upon genotype.

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