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Why is DNA known as a double helix?
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Why is DNA known as a double helix?

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The answer is in your question:Two A double helix of DNA is formed when two DNA strands each having a 5’and 3’ end wind around each other. Each of the DNA strands have nucleotides present. The two strands are held by hydrogen bonds.
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