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To really understand this process, consider the idea that nucleic acid combinations are like keys, and diagnoses are like locks. When you arrange the different acids (A, C, T, U), you are essentially creating a new key. This tells the body that THAT key will fit in THIS lock, meaning that the diagnosis will then fit the conditions of the lock. The sequences match up to the conditions of the diagnosis.

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