DNA Structure
Biology: AQA GCSE Higher, topic 6.1.11
Test yourself on DNA Structure
A strand of DNA has the base sequence A, T, G, C. Applying the base pairing rules, what sequence of bases is found at the same positions on the complementary strand?
Which parts of a nucleotide join together to form the long strands of DNA, rather than pairing with the opposite strand?
What type of large molecule is DNA?
The two strands of a DNA molecule are held together by attractions between opposite bases. What would happen to the two strands if these attractions were broken?
A section of a DNA molecule contains 50 base pairs, each made up of two bases joined across the two strands. How many individual bases are in this section of DNA?