What is DNA?

DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) is one of life's most important molecules. This is because DNA is responsible for storing all of the cell's information. It is a macromolecule made up of smaller subunits called nucleotides. There are four different nucleotides (A,T,C,G) and they pair together in a complementary manner. The structure of DNA is called a double helix. For more Biology video lessons check out www.anytimeeducation.com

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[@pithikoulis]

Is the DNA actually twisted like that or is this just a representation to somehow make it easier (which I don't see how that is)?

[@jeremylecornu]

Hi Manos. Yes the DNA is twisted into a 'helix' which is why it gets the name 'double helix'. This enables it to be compact and take up less room. Thanks for the question!

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[@ladygigi_0727]

Why is it that it has to be A-T, C-G cant it be jumbled together instead??

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[@monachopra8658]

U explain it really well .... But I have a question ... Why can A not be paired with G/C instead and G paired with T/A instead and C paired withT/A and so on ..... ????? I really hope u can answer my question ... But overall .... NOBODY COULD HV EXPLAINED IT BETTER THAT U ...👌

[@jadzdanger4363]

It is because of that shape of the A/T G/C bases for why they can only be paired together. A and T have complementary shapes allowing them to be paired… as with G and C. It is similar to the process of enzymes - an enzymes active site is complementary to its substrate… allowing the reaction to occur. I hope this answers your question :)

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@@jadzdanger4363 , good answer, thx

[@brandongarrison1005]

Watson and Krick did not discover it. Rosilin Franklin did

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Franklin only found the shape of it through a x-ray but she died before she could get her medal (or whatever). but they all worked together so they all have the credit.

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tyler??

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A, T, C and G are the types of nucleobases, not the types of nucleotides.

[@sabaazmat]

To be honest, it was Rosalind Franklin. Watson and Crick stole her work.

[@rgudduu]

The last point was made in a hurry without any logic provided. "DNA carries genetic information from one generation to next". But how? Disappointing finish to an excellent video

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Biological history?! No, The history of biology... Correct language is important too...

[@sharifahmalek1934]

It is biological history. ..simply put history of the body, not history of biology.