Strands

... describe most biological processes :wink: ! But my guess for reason #2 would be for accuracy reasons in replicating the DNA in multiple short strands with the DNA repair and DNA accuracy proofreading complexes could do a proficient job. I am also coming up with a reason of chromatin modeling ...

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... 2 (for any eukaryote, though it seems you're refering to humans) but... eukaryotic chromosomes have many origins of replication within the strands. the strands seperate at the origins and so many places along the strand are copied at the same time, which greatly speeds up the process of ...

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... content? Explain. WHAT?!?!?! I totally don't get it, can anyone explain this to me? b. Which sample contains the smaller number of H bonds between strands. I would guess that both have the same number of H bonds between strands, because both have the same size and equal quantities. Furthermore ...

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... Is that process also called crossing-over? Or is crossing-over only a type of Holliday junction? How is that possible, that two not identical strands from two different molecules join together? I think that there may be some correcting process, especially, that I found that: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JynBEX_kg8&feature=fvw ...

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... be small enough to enter the human blood stream without harming the patient and be able to interact with the blood cells as well; a bit like RNA strands when they try to convert the human body into replicates of its self. Would I be correct in assuming that if nanotech did exist to a sufficient ...

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