How do 6 quarks manifest hiden SU(2) symmetry(together SU(3) symmetry)?

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Please teach me this:
It seem to me that lepton manifests broken symmetry SU(2) with couple electron and neutrino(electron is a state with mass,neutrino is a state with nearly zero mass).Similarly for 2 other families of lepton,we have a state with mass and a state with nearly zero mass.But I do not understand how does hiden SU(2) symmetry manifest with 6 quarks,because the hadrons have electro-weak interaction and strong interaction.
Thank you very much in advance.
 
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