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How can a four "letter" code provide information that determines many, many different
traits?
Because when you put the four letters in different orders they are different every time.
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What is the relationship between a DNA "word" and "sentence"?
When you put DNA letters/sentences into words they make sense
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All of our genes are made of DNA. What makes one gene different from another?
Because each gene is a building block for each part of your body. One gene might tell how to
move your legs; one might tell how to move your arms.
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If each of our cells contains the same DNA, why is a liver cell different from a nerve cell?
Because a liver cell tell the body how to work the liver and a nerve cell tells how to work a
nerve and how to take care if a nerve.
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Why are most human traits not inherited in the simple manner depicted for the
hitchhiker's thumb?
Because their parents might not have this trait.