Here's What DNA Really Looks Like

The video explores the diverse structures of DNA beyond the well-known double helix. It covers B-DNA, A-DNA, Z-DNA, H-DNA, and G-quadruplexes, explaining their unique forms and functions in biological processes. These structures play crucial roles in genetic information storage, replication, and expression, impacting health and disease.

What is the significance of the major and minor grooves in DNA structure?

What are the potential consequences of H-DNA formation in cells?

How do telomeres protect chromosomes?

Discuss the implications of DNA's structural flexibility on genetic research.