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Watson-Crick model

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Wat·son-Crick model  (wätsn-krk)
n.
A three-dimensional model of the DNA molecule, consisting of two complementary polynucleotide strands wound in the form of a double helix and joined in a ladderlike fashion by hydrogen bonds between the purine and pyrimidine bases.

[After James Dewey Watson and Francis Henry Compton Crick.]


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They begin by describing DNA structures, including the Watson-Crick model as well as the B, A, and Z forms and their role in DNA flexibility.
 
 
 
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