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- DNA: The Master Molecule of Life (Exploring Science)
DNA The Master Molecule of Life
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Exploring Science
Author:
Darlene R. Stille
Describes DNA including its composition, where it is found, and what DNA does.
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9780756516178
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075651617X
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