The human genome has 3 × 10⁹ base pairs (bp) of DNA If this were one continuous molecule and extended such that each nucleotide was separated from the adjacent nucleotide by 4 Å, as proposed in the Watson and Crick model, what would the end-to-end distance be? A) 1 meter B) 1 centimeter C) 1000 centimeters D) 10¹⁴ Å

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The Answer of The human genome has 3 × 10⁹ base pairs (bp) of DNA If this were one continuous molecule and extended such that each nucleotide was separated from the adjacent nucleotide by 4 Å, as proposed in the Watson and Crick model, what would the end-to-end distance be? A) 1 meter B) 1 centimeter C) 1000 centimeters D) 10¹⁴ Å

The Human Genome Has 3 × 109 Base Pairs (Bp)

The Human Genome Has 3 × 10⁹ Base Pairs (Bp)