Many nucleotides linked together create a strand of DNA. One strand of DNA is bound to a second strand of DNA by hydrogen bonds. These two strands then spiral around each other, forming the structure of DNA known as a double helix.
f. It is often easier to draw DNA as if it were a ladder. The vertical uprights of the ladder would include the sugar-phosphate backbones, and the rungs of the ladder, where you would place your foot if you were climbing the ladder, would be the nitrogenous base pairs.
g. If you were to examine the structure of DNA in great detail, you would start to notice a pattern of which DNA bases were connected, or how one strand of DNA was bound to the second strand of DNA. The bases that always pair together are adenine (A) with thymine (T) and cytosine (C) with guanine (G).