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DNA (unwound, double-stranded break fragments)

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nucleic acid,deoxyribonucleic acid,DNA,gene,genetics,genome,genomics,double stranded DNA,dsDNA,nucleotides,nucleotide bases,mutation,double-stranded break,damaged DNA,DNA fragments,broken DNA

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