What is the weight of 1 DNA/ How is the weight of the DNA measured
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General Nucleic Acid Data:
One dalton is 1.67 x 10-24grams, so the human genome weighs 3.59 x 10-12 grams (10-12 grams is also known as a picogram). The human genome is 3.3 x 109 bp in length. If all the DNA in a single human cell was placed end to end it would be six feet long.
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Answer : What is the weight of DNA :One dalton is 1.67 x 10-24 grams.
How is the weight of DNA measured :When calculating the average molecular weight of DNA according to the charge ratio, should we multiply the average number of base pairs in the single strand or double strand with the average molecular weight per base pair, which equals to 660 g/mol?
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