Chargaff proposed rules governing the pairing of this macromolecule's bases, adenine, thymine, guanine, and cytosine.
This macromolecule ("MACK-row-MOLL-eh-kyool") can be artificially copied using the polymerase ("puh-LIM-er-ase") chain reaction. Okazaki fragments can form on its lagging strand during its replication. Chargaff proposed rules governing the pairing of this macromolecule's bases, adenine, thymine, guanine, and cytosine. Watson and Crick discovered its double helix shape. For 10 points, name this nucleic acid, the human genetic material.
This macromolecule ("MACK-row-MOLL-eh-kyool") can be artificially copied using the polymerase ("puh-LIM-er-ase") chain reaction.
{DNA} [or {deoxyribonucleic} (“ dee-OX-ee-RYE-bo-nu-CLAY-ic ”) {acid}]