This card explains that DNA's double-stranded and complementary nature is significant because it allows for replication and transcription, and prevents the large DNA molecule from needing to leave the nucleus for protein synthesis.
Double-stranded, complementary nature allows DNA copying and transcription without leaving the nucleus.
| Front | Describe the significance of the double stranded, complementary base paired nature of DNA for its function. |
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| Back | Significance of double stranded, complementary nature of DNA:
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