What is considered the native form of DNA?

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The native form of DNA is identified as the double helix structure, specifically B-DNA. This right-handed helix is the most common form of DNA found in living organisms. The discussion highlights the distinction between different types of helices, confirming that B-DNA is the correct answer. Participants engaged in a light-hearted exchange while affirming this key fact.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of DNA structure and function
  • Familiarity with molecular biology terminology
  • Knowledge of right-handed helices
  • Basic concepts of nucleic acids
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  • Research the structural differences between A-DNA and B-DNA
  • Explore the implications of DNA structure on genetic function
  • Learn about the role of helices in DNA replication
  • Investigate the methods used to visualize DNA structures, such as X-ray crystallography
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Students of molecular biology, geneticists, and anyone interested in the structural biology of DNA will benefit from this discussion.

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What is considered the native form of DNA?
 
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Circles? :shrug: lol..
 
double helix (double stranded)
 
Hint: There are two types of right-handed helices. One is the answer.
 
B-DNA
 
B-DNA?

edit: darn
 

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