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What makes DNA an effective molecule for storing genetic information?
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Its location in multiple cellular compartments for backup storage
Its ability to rapidly change structure in response to environmental conditions
Its composition of amino acids that resist chemical breakdown
Its double helix structure protects genetic information from damage
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Its double helix structure protects genetic information from damage.
The helix shields the bases inside, uses a stable sugar-phosphate backbone, and complementary base pairing allows accurate replication and repair, making DNA a durable, reliable information store.
The helix shields the bases inside, uses a stable sugar-phosphate backbone, and complementary base pairing allows accurate replication and repair, making DNA a durable, reliable information store.
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