Why is a DNA molecule called a double helix?
A. Each nucleotide has two main parts: a base an...
Biology, 25.02.2020 19:29, andrewjarrah05
Why is a DNA molecule called a double helix?
A. Each nucleotide has two main parts: a base and a phosphate.
B. The sugar and phosphate parts are the same in all DNA molecules.
C. There are two kinds of nitrogen bases in a DNA molecule.
D. A DNA molecule always has two strands of nucleotides.
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Biology, 21.06.2019 19:30, AaronEarlMerringer
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