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'''Deoxyribonucleic acid''' (DNA) is an [[organic compound|organic]] [[chemical compound]] made up of [[molecule]]s shaped like a [[double helix]], or like a continually-twisted ladder. The individual monomeric building blocks of DNA (and other nucleic acids) are [[nucleotide]]s, which themselves consist of three principle moieties: A nitrogenous base, a [[sugar]], and a [[phosphate]] group.   
 
'''Deoxyribonucleic acid''' (DNA) is an [[organic compound|organic]] [[chemical compound]] made up of [[molecule]]s shaped like a [[double helix]], or like a continually-twisted ladder. The individual monomeric building blocks of DNA (and other nucleic acids) are [[nucleotide]]s, which themselves consist of three principle moieties: A nitrogenous base, a [[sugar]], and a [[phosphate]] group.   
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DNA contains genes that code for proteins by first being transcribed into RNA. All organisms contain DNA, except for a few viruses. Offspring of sexually producing organisms contain DNA from both parents.
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DNA contains [[gene]]s that code for [[protein]]s by first being transcribed into [[RNA]]. All organisms contain DNA, except for a few [[virus]]es. Offspring of sexually producing organisms contain DNA from both parents.
    
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