Biology, asked by sreyanshu3473, 1 year ago

Why does the DNA clump together?

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Answered by siddhartha23232

When molecules are insoluble (unable to be dissolved), they clump together and become visible. DNA is not soluble in alcohol; therefore, it makes the DNA strands clump together and become visible to the naked eye.

Answered by Tamannastar

When molecules are insoluble (unable to be dissolved), they clump togetherand become visible. DNA is not soluble in alcohol; therefore, it makes the DNAstrands clump together and become visible to the naked eye.

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