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DNA structure was first described by [A] Catcheside [B] Nirenberg [C] Lederberg [D] Watson and Crick
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DNA structure was first described by
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[C] Lederberg
[D] Watson and Crick
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D. Watson and Crick.
They identified the structure of DNA to be a double helix.
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