How would you turn a DNA sequence into a picture of a DNA double helix
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How would you turn a DNA sequence into a picture of a DNA double helix

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3 Angstroms and there are 10 bp per helical turn. If that help paint a helical picture, i dunno.Also, dont forget 5 -> 3 and the other strand is anti-parallel.And phosphate backbone.......
Asked this before but it was unclear

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We'll you've got to put it into the double helical structure, with one template strand and the other strand with the reciprocal base pair A->T and G->C. If I remember correctly each nucleotide is 3.3 Angstroms and there are 10 bp per helical turn. If that help paint a helical picture, i dunno.

Also, don't forget 5' -> 3' and the other strand is anti-parallel.

And phosphate backbone.
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