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When Miescher added the alkaline solution, the cells lysed. What does this mean? A. They mutliplied. B. They became stronger. C. They broke open. D. They froze in time.

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When Miescher added the alkaline solution, the cells lysed. What does this mean?

A. They mutliplied.

B. They became stronger.

C. They broke open.

D. They froze in time.

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