The three dimensional structure of nucleic acids can include all except :
A) Supercoiling
B) Base stacking
C) Hairpin loops
D) Circular molecules
E) All of these can be included in the three dimensional structure

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All of the options listed (supercoiling, base stacking, hairpin loops, and circular molecules) can indeed be included in the three-dimensional structure of nucleic acids. Supercoiling and base stacking are common features in DNA structure, hairpin loops are often found in RNA structures, and circular molecules describe the structure of plasmids and certain viral DNAs.

The Three Dimensional Structure of Nucleic Acids Can Include All