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Which description best explains Watson and Crick's DNA model? A. DNA is a single–stranded molecule that has nitrogenous bases toward its exterior. B. DNA is a double helix …

Which description best explains Watson and Crick's DNA model? A. DNA is a single–stranded molecule that has nitrogenous bases toward its exterior. B. DNA is a double helix …
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Which description best explains Watson and Crick's DNA model?

A.

DNA is a single–stranded molecule that has nitrogenous bases toward its exterior.

B.

DNA is a double helix made of two strands linked together with hydrogen bonds.

C.

DNA is a double helix that contains nitrogenous bases toward its exterior

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Answer: B.

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double helix and linked with hydrogen bonds

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