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... double - stranded DNA - the conventional double helix - but many viruses defy this convention . Their genomes may consist of double- stranded DNA , single - stranded DNA , double - 11.
... double - stranded DNA - the conventional double helix - but many viruses defy this convention . Their genomes may consist of double- stranded DNA , single - stranded DNA , double - 11.
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... double - stranded or single - stranded ? The nature of the genome is the basis for the common classification of viruses shown in Table 18.1 on the next page . Single- stranded RNA viruses are further classified into three classes ( 33.
... double - stranded or single - stranded ? The nature of the genome is the basis for the common classification of viruses shown in Table 18.1 on the next page . Single- stranded RNA viruses are further classified into three classes ( 33.
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... double helix prevent the DNA from tangling . Keep in mind that although the overall direction of DNA replication is outward from the origin in both directions , one new strand at so each replication fork is made udadt discontinuously in ...
... double helix prevent the DNA from tangling . Keep in mind that although the overall direction of DNA replication is outward from the origin in both directions , one new strand at so each replication fork is made udadt discontinuously in ...
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