A) A and B are right-handed and C is left-handed
B) A is right-handed and B and C are left-handed
C) All three are right-handed, but the number of bases per turn in the three are different
D) All three are left-handed, but the number of base pairs per turn in the three are different
Correct Answer: D
Solution :
The number of base pairs per turn in A and B forms of DNA is 11 and 10, respectively. C and D forms of DNA are seen under artificial conditions only.
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