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Chemical structure of DNA, with colored label identifying the four bases as well as the phosphate and deoxyribose components of the backbone. Structure created with Chemtool, exported to SVG, then further edited with Inkscape.
I am declaring this to be CC0. Although you are not legally required to do so, I would appreciate if you credit me (Madeleine Price Ball) when using my work. -- Madeleine ( talk) 02:21, 23 January 2013 (UTC) in conclusione la cacca puzza
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