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What is a difference between a DNA b DNA and z DNA?

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A-DNA is similar to B-DNA, but with a shorter helix. B-DNA is the most common kind, and has a major and minor groove with a similar depth. Z-DNA is left-handed, whereas A and B-DNA are right handed. This is the direction of the twist in the helix.

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