Diameter of DNA is constant due to |
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a) |
Hydrogen bonds between base pairs |
b) |
Phosphodiester bond |
c) |
Disulphide bond |
d) |
Covalent bonds |
Diameter of DNA is constant due to |
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a) |
Hydrogen bonds between base pairs |
b) |
Phosphodiester bond |
c) |
Disulphide bond |
d) |
Covalent bonds |
(a) The bases in DNA can interact hydrogen bonds. This base pairing stabilises the three dimensional structure of DNA (, diameter of DNA also). |