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How many different kinds of base pairings are in DNA?
Stable Negative Charge
An attribute of particles or objects that possess a charge that does not change sign and remains negative.
Stable Positive Charge
An atomic or subatomic particle's constant state of having more protons than electrons, resulting in a net positive charge.
Unstable Positive Charge
Refers to a positive ion (cation) that lacks stability, often making it highly reactive and short-lived.
Glial Cells
Supportive cells in the nervous system that do not conduct nerve impulses but provide nutrition, support, and protection for neurons.
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