DNA and RNA. Now there’s a third: XNA, What is XNA please describe
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XNA stands for “Xeno Nucleic Acids”.
XNA stands for “Xeno Nucleic Acids”.
XNA stands for “Xeno Nucleic Acids”.
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XNA is a new form of DNA (Deoxy Ribonucleic Acid). XNA where ‘X’ stands for “Xeno” is a synthetic form of DNA that is really stronger than the real DNA molecules. These are artificial nucleic acids that can replicate and evolve, just like DNA and RNA. It has been researched at the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, UK by the researchers, “Philipp Holliger” and “Vitor Pinheiro”.
eAnswers Team
XNA is a new form of DNA (Deoxy Ribonucleic Acid). XNA where ‘X’ stands for “Xeno” is a synthetic form of DNA that is really stronger than the real DNA molecules. These are artificial nucleic acids that can replicate and evolve, just like DNA and RNA. It has been researched at the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, UK by the researchers, “Philipp Holliger” and “Vitor Pinheiro”.
eAnswers Team
XNA is a new form of DNA (Deoxy Ribonucleic Acid). XNA where ‘X’ stands for “Xeno” is a synthetic form of DNA that is really stronger than the real DNA molecules. These are artificial nucleic acids that can replicate and evolve, just like DNA and RNA. It has been researched at the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, UK by the researchers, “Philipp Holliger” and “Vitor Pinheiro”.