Double stranded regions of RNA typically take on a(n):
A) A-form left-handed helix.
B) A-form right-handed helix.
C) B-form left-handed helix.
D) B-form right-handed helix.
E) Z-form left-handed helix.

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Double-stranded regions of RNA typically adopt an A-form right-handed helix, which is more compact and has a deeper major groove compared to the B-form helix found in DNA.

Double Stranded Regions of RNA Typically Take on A(n)