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What is considered the native form of DNA?
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Discussion Overview
The discussion centers around identifying the native form of DNA, exploring different structural forms and types of helices. It includes informal exchanges and hints regarding the correct answer.
Discussion Character
- Debate/contested
Main Points Raised
- Some participants suggest that the native form of DNA is a double helix, specifically mentioning it is double-stranded.
- One participant hints at the existence of two types of right-handed helices, indicating that one of them is the answer.
- Another participant proposes B-DNA as the native form.
- There are informal interactions and playful exchanges among participants regarding the correctness of the answers.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants express differing views on what constitutes the native form of DNA, with no consensus reached on a single answer.
Contextual Notes
There may be assumptions regarding the definitions of "native form" and the types of helices that are not explicitly stated in the discussion.
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dav2008
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Circles? :shrug: lol..
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teddy
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double helix (double stranded)
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Hint: There are two types of right-handed helices. One is the answer.
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teddy
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B-DNA
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Brad_Ad23
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B-DNA?
edit: darn
edit: darn
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close Brad_Ad23! 
point for Teddy!
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