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What is the shape of the DNA molecule known as?
Double Helix :D
What type of structure is the DNA?
Double Helix
Which part of DNA is double helix?
The whole DNA strand is a double helix.
Where is double helix located?
In the DNA. The term "double helix" refers to the structure of DNA.
What is the name for the DNA structure?
Normally, DNA forms a right-handed double helix but it can also come in other forms.
What is angle of helix in helical spring?
The angle which the axis of the spring wire makes with the horizontal line is known as helix angle.
What is the difference between a spiral and a helix?
"Spiral" is a general term describing a circular pathway in space. Without getting into mathematical formulas to describe the different types of spirals suffice it to say that, at the high school level, a spiral, as in the case of a whirlpool, can be seen to have a decreasing diameter along the medial axis of the spiral. In contrast, the diameter of a helix, such as a DNA molecule, is uniformly constant. Wrap a wire around a cone and then remove the cone; the shape of the wire is representative of a spiral. Wrap a wire around a cylinder and then remove the cylinder; the shape of the wire is representative of a helix. Pakrutoy
what is the shape of a DNA?
double helix
Where is the Helix Public Library in Helix located?
The address of the Helix Public Library is: 119 Columbia St, Helix, 97835 0324
When was The Helix created?
The Helix was created in 2002.
What is the shape of the DNA molecule known as?
Double Helix :D
What type of helix forms RNA?
Alpha helix
What is the plural of helix?
The plural of helix is helices.
When was the helix hotel made?
The helix hotel was made in 1986 to represent William Helix and explorer who died in1986.
How does collagen helix differs from alpha helix?
A collagen helix is less compact (because it goes into triple helices), and it is a left-handed helix. An alpha helix is more compact and hence requires more rotation of bonds to form (hence proline is not very common...has an imidazole ring). It is a right-handed helix, and goes into double helices instead.
What are the differences between a right-handed alpha helix and a left-handed alpha helix in protein structures?
The main difference between a right-handed alpha helix and a left-handed alpha helix in protein structures is the direction in which the helix twists. In a right-handed alpha helix, the helix twists in a clockwise direction, while in a left-handed alpha helix, the helix twists in a counterclockwise direction. This difference in twisting direction affects the overall shape and stability of the protein structure.
What is the helix fossil?
a helix fossil is a fossil that becomes an omanyte
