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Liono4ka [1.6K]
3 years ago
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What advantage does DNA gain by being double-stranded?

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Lorico [155]3 years ago
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The advantage of being double stranded in DNA is that double strands makes it much more stable. <span>Having two alleles for one gene gives variation.  </span><span>Double Stranded DNA can tolerate many risk factors from the homeostasis' processes that is  keeping the cells alive. </span><span>Double-stranded DNA ensures that the actual genetic information is less likely to react, and it can be opened in the case of replication and transcription. </span> <span>Another advantage of double strand DNA is the ability of the cell to create a new portion of DNA in case of DNA damage, by using the non-damaged strand.</span>
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