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Biology, 22.10.2020 19:01 bubs9789

Which statement accurately describes sickle cell anemia? 1.) It emerges in humans without the influence of DNA.
2.) It emerges in humans without the influence of mRNA.
3.)It affects transcription and translation in humans.
4.)li affects the functions of red blood cells of humans.

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