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    You Have Isolated a DNA Molecule That Is 12,200 Base
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You Have Isolated a DNA Molecule That Is 12,200 Base

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You have isolated a DNA molecule that is 12,200 base pairs in length. How many kilobase pairs is the DNA molecule?

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