What is the most common form of RNA and DNA in nature?
both double stranded helix for RNA and DNA, DNA - A for,
RNA – single-stranded, DNA – double-helix, B-form right-handed helix
both double stranded helix for RNA and DNA, DNA - B form
both single stranded helix for RNA and DNA
Ans: RNA single stranded, DNA double helix B form right handed helix.
Explanation-
RNA is single strand of nucleotides, having adenine(A), guanine (G), Uracil (U) and Cytosine ( C) nitrogenous bases.
DNA is double strands of nucleotides having adenine(A), guanine(G), thymine(T) and cytosine(C) nitrogenous bases. The bases of two strands are complementary to which other and stabilizes by H-bonds between them. Right handed B form of DNA is most common in nature.
What is the most common form of RNA and DNA in nature? both double stranded helix...
The B form (most common) of DNA forms a right-handed helix.
Which of the below molecules contains a right-handed helix? Explain
your answer.
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