There are several alternate forms of double helical DNA. The Z DNA form is: O a) the standard right-handed double helical structure. O b) seen in high salt conditions. O c) a left-handed structure. O d) seen in partially dehydrated conditions. e) a DNA-RNA hybrid structure.

There are several alternate forms of double helical DNA. The Z DNA form is: O a) the standard right-handed double helical structure. O b) seen in high salt conditions. O c) a left-handed structure. O d) seen in partially dehydrated conditions. e) a DNA-RNA hybrid structure.

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Chapter21: Nucleic Acids And Protein Synthesis

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There are several alternate forms of double helical DNA. The Z DNA form is: O a) the standard right-handed double helical
structure. O b) seen in high salt conditions. O c) a left-handed structure. O d) seen in partially dehydrated conditions. e) a
DNA-RNA hybrid structure.

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