Within the double helix structure, you will find nitrogenous bases on both strands of DNA. Why are those nitrogenous bases so important in life?

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GraemeF · Answer 1 · 2021-04-16T06:30:47+0000

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Nitrogenous bases are the basis of DNA, they are the ones from which hereditary information is also formed and inherited, otherwise we can say that nitrogenous bases are nucleotides. So they have an important vital role.

Within the double helix structure, you will find nitrogenous bases on both strands of DNA. Why are those nitrogenous bases so important in life?

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