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How many base pairs are there in every helical turn of Watson-Crick double helix model?

A32.3

B11.6

C20

D10.4

Answer:

D. 10.4

Read Explanation:

Watson-Crick double helix model consists of 10.4 base pairs per helical turn. Since one helical turn formed by 360° and there would be 34.3° twist angle per residue among adjacent base pair.


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