Watson-Crick Model of DNA

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Its really amazing that you draw the 51 photograph and mention the name of Rosalind Franklin in this double helix DNA lecture.

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[@myakhine8441]

I've always wondered, for the space between the base pairs it's 3.4A right, and then for 10 base pairs it's 34A but the 3.4A is measuring the space BETWEEN, so that's 9 spaces rather than 10 so why isn't it 9 x 3.4 = 30.6A?

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Thanks a million, it's really amazing and helps me a lot.

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Enjoyed your explanation.

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This is very well explained

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Thanks for being well explained and easy to understand even at x2 speed. XD lol

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Can you tell about what is DNA fibre?

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God bless you ...

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you go rosalind franklin. should have won the Nobel! also, nice video!

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Thank you sir. I Like your explanation.

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Is there a video on A, b and z form of DNA?

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It takes a physicist to explain Biochemistry in the right understandable simplistic manner. Thanks for taking the guess work out.

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amazingly explained thankyou so much

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Awesome

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Thanks ...

[@kellieashton3697]

When essentially it should be called the Franklin model of DNA ;)

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good video

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I have a presentation based on this tomorrow im so nervous oh man

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Explanation😃👍

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7.03 full summary

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[@amrithanaik5931]

Friedrich Miesher isolated pus cells (WBC's) & lysed it by adding weak alkaline . Finally he called the precipitate as 'nuclein' i.e; DNA
1) why he called it as nuclein ?
2) what is the action of weak alkaline solution on WBC ?
3) How did he concluded that nuclein is the carrier of triats ?

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