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1.cells store dna
2.200 billion cells are spread out through your body
3 she been obsessed with science since she was little

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1. cells store DNA
2.we have 200 billion cells in our body
3.as we get older some DNA gets cut off

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1. She loves science and jelly fish.
2. Cells and the cell systems can defend themselves if needed.
3. There are about 200 billion cells in everyones body

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1) Cells store our DNA
2)There are billions of cells in the human body
3)The cells and cell systems defend themselves

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1. She loved science when she was a little girl, she was especially in love with jellyfish.
2.We have 200 billions cells spread out through out our bodies
3. When we start to get more mature or grow up certain parts of our DNA gets cut off

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1.she was obsessed with science as a little girl especially with living things like jellyfish.
2. tetraheron cells never die because they have tons of chomeisomes.
3. 200 billion cells are in each persons body.

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1. she was obsessed with science as a little girl especially with living things like jellyfish
2.200 billion cells are spread out through your body
3.  as we get older certain parts of DNA gets cut off

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1.She was obsessed with science as a little girl especially with living things like jellyfish,she began with pond secum. 2. As cells divide all of the DNA coding keeps ourselves in good working order as well as the way you move and talk your heart cells beat differently.
3.The brain helps us keep our memories alive like your first kiss or first day of school and advancing your brain growth.

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1. When we are standing cells are replenishing to keep you
2. Some of the tetrahedron cells  don't die because they have a lot of chomeisones
3.while we are getting older certain parts of the DNA gets cut off

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1. tetrahymena has a lot of short linear chromosomes (20,000)
2. tetraheron cells never really die because they have a lot of chomeisones
3. Immune system cells fight off bacteria and brain cells help you learn and remember the memories you had

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1.tetraheron cells never really die becuase they have alot of chomeisones
2. there is constant cells the are dying and re-multiplying
3. as we get older certain parts of dna gets cut off

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1. 200 billion cells are spread out through your body.2. Immune system cells fight off bacteria and brain cells help you learn and remember the memories you had.3. Pond scum (Tetrahedron) cells are immortal and don't die

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1. 200 billion cells are spread out through your body.2. Immune system cells fight off bacteria and brain cells help you learn and remember the memories you had.3. Pond scum (Tetrahedron) cells are immortal and don't die

# data[].attributes.body
1. When we are standing cells are replenishing to keep you
2.

# data[].attributes.body
1. 200 billion cells are spread out through your body.
2. Immune system cells fight off bacteria and brain cells help you learn and remember the memories you had.
3. Pond scum (Tetrahymena) cells are immortal and don't die.

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1. Tetrahymena has a lot of short linear chromosomes (20,000).
2. Telomeres are composed of coils of special DNA
3. While you're standing, cells are replenishing to keep you standing up.