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'A person cannot see cotton thread from 100 feet away; but if you wound thousands of threads together into rope, it would be visible from much further away: Explain how is this statement analogous to your DNA extraction? Answer in complete sentences:'

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'A person cannot see cotton thread from 100 feet away; but if you wound thousands of threads together into rope, it would be visible from much further away: Explain how is this statement analogous to your DNA extraction? Answer in complete sentences:'
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SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11