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Modeling DNA Structure
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Activity 10: Modeling DNA Structure Get Started What do you know about genes?
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Activity 10: Modeling DNA Structure Introduction Look closely at the figure underneath the introduction. Read the introduction.
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Activity 10: Modeling DNA Structure DNA Structure
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Activity 10: Modeling DNA Structure What is the molecular structure of DNA? Challenge
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Activity 10: Modeling DNA Structure Procedure
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Procedure DNA Nucleotides
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Activity 10: Modeling DNA Structure Procedure DNA Nucleotides
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Activity 10: Modeling DNA Structure Hydrogen Bonds
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Activity 10: Modeling DNA Structure Antiparallel DNA
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Activity 10: Modeling DNA Structure Double-helix Structure
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Activity 10: Modeling DNA Structure DNA Images
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Activity 10: Modeling DNA Structure The table below shows the number of base pairs in the DNA of selected organisms. From the data in the table, what can you say about the amount of DNA contained in the cells of these three organisms? Analysis 4 Amount of DNA in an Average Cell of Selected Organisms OrganismNumber of Base Pairs E. Coli4.7 million Corn (Zea mays)2.5 billion Human (Homo sapiens)3.3 billion
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Activity 10: Modeling DNA Structure What is the molecular structure of DNA? Revisit the Challenge
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Activity 10: Modeling DNA Structure base pair double helix deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) hydrogen bond nucleotide sugar-phosphate backbone Key Vocabulary
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