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HArun yahya


                    Mutations, which gen er al ly have fatal results or else total ly destroy
               the cell's func tion, arise from the break ing of these ester bonds among
               the  nucle ot i des.  25  Within the mol e cule, how e ver, this bind ing is so
               strong that such impair ment rare ly hap pens. The enzyme mol e cu les
               inside DNA imme di ate ly act to pre vent the pos si bil i ty of such defects
               aris ing. Inside such a com plex sys tem, the pres ence of anoth er pro tec -
               tive pre cau tion is a sep a rate and utter ly amaz ing fact.
                    The human DNA mol e cule con tains enough infor ma tion to fill a
               mil lion-page  ency clo pe dia.  This  infor ma tion  com pris es  every thing  to
               do with you, from the color of your hair to your blood group, from how
               tall you are to the struc ture of your bones and the activ i ties of the
               enzymes that serve your metab o lism in a most order ly man ner. All this
               and more is packed into this flaw less mol e cule. But what exact ly all this
               infor ma tion is packed into?











                                           The  DNA
                                         mol e cule con -
                                      tains   enough
                                  infor ma tion to fill a mil -
                                  lion   encyclo pe dia
                                  pages. This infor ma -
                                  tion "explains" every -
                                  thing to do with you.
                                  Everything, from your
                                  hair color to your
                                  blood group, from your
                                  height to your bone
                                  struc ture, has been
                                  implant ed in this data
                                  bank—which in fact is
                                  a mol e cule invis i ble to
                                  the naked eye.








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