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Submitted by Paternityzone on Tue, 2006-11-07 13:44.
Nanogram: One billionth of a gram.
Non-Custodial Parent (NCP): A legal/natural parent who resides outside the home and does not have primary custody of a dependent.
Notary Public: A person appointed by the Governor to make sure certain documents are signed freely and by the person indicated.
Nucleotide: The monomer units that are used to make up the DNA molecule. Each has one of the four bases, A, G, T, or C attached to a sugar phosphate that forms the backbone of the DNA polymer.
Non-Custodial Parent (NCP): A legal/natural parent who resides outside the home and does not have primary custody of a dependent.
Notary Public: A person appointed by the Governor to make sure certain documents are signed freely and by the person indicated.
Nucleotide: The monomer units that are used to make up the DNA molecule. Each has one of the four bases, A, G, T, or C attached to a sugar phosphate that forms the backbone of the DNA polymer.
