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What is the use of Liquid soap in DNA extraction?* A. binds cell membrane and nuclei B. dissolves DNA C. binds phosphate groups and salt D. none of the given options

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B. dissolves DNA

C. binds phosphate groups and salt

D. none of the given options

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