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What are the three structural components of DNA? How does that differ from RNA? What is DNA Replication? What is Transcription? What is Translation? What is plasmid DNA? Why is the genetic code referred to as degenerative? What is the start codon? What are the stop codons? What are DNA mutations? How can they be beneficial, harmful or neutral? .

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1. What are the three structural components of DNA? How does that differ
from RNA?
2. What is DNA Replication?
3. What is Transcription?
4. What is Translation?
5. What is plasmid DNA?
6. Why is the genetic code referred to as degenerative?
7. What is the start codon? What are the stop codons?
8. What are DNA mutations? How can they be beneficial, harmful or
neutral?

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