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What is considered the native form of DNA?
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Circles? :shrug: lol..
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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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B-DNA
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B-DNA?
edit: darn
edit: darn
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close Brad_Ad23! 
point for Teddy!
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