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Why is the antiparallel structure of DNA important?

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CBSE
Class 11
Biology
Biology
Biomolecules
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Why is the antiparallel struct...

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Why is the antiparallel structure of DNA important?

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It allows for increased stability

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It prevents replication errors

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It enhances protein synthesis

4

It allows for proper base pairing

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