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Yogita Ingle 5 years, 2 months ago
The distance between two consecutive base pairs in a double helix DNA is 0.34 X 10−9m.
The total length of double helix DNA in an organism can be calculated by multiplying the total number of base pairs with distance between two consecutive base pairs
Total length of double helix DNA = total number of base pairs X distance between two consecutive bp
1.36mm = x X 0.34 X 10−9m
by solving this we get, x = 4 X 106bp
So the number o base pairs in a DNA of E.Coli o 1.36mn is 4 X106 bp
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