Assignment 2: Portfolio

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My Second Assignment that I want to share with you is DNA, which is how is it build. My teacher Mr.Moreno asked us to go to the Gizmos website to get the information necessary to complete the assignment. In addition to reading the material, there were assessment questions that I had to answer. The expectation was for us to learn how DNA could replicate from the enzyme. The point of this assignment was to see how how DNA makes a copy of itself and how it allows living things to grow and reproduce. All I had to do to receive an “A” was to follow the instructions given by Mr.Moreno, Which were to answer all questions and submit them on time.

My process in completing this assignment was to start by

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