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Title: If two single-stranded DNA molecules with complementary sequences are mixed in solution under ... Post by: roxana90 on Sep 16, 2010 If two single-stranded DNA molecules with complementary sequences are mixed
in solution under physiological conditions (as found in a cell), they will base-pair to form a doubled-stranded molecule. Briefly discuss this process in thermodynamic terms. Your answer should include the words “spontaneous,” “Gibbs free energy,” “entropy,” and enthalpy. Title: If two single-stranded DNA molecules with complementary sequences are mixed in solution under ... Post by: Biology Forums on Sep 16, 2010 Hi Roxana90,
Just out of curiosity, what textbook are you using? It makes it easier for use to answer your questions since we have solution manuals to many. Thanks, Biology-forums.com Title: If two single-stranded DNA molecules with complementary sequences are mixed in solution under ... Post by: roxana90 on Sep 19, 2010 I'm using the book, "Biological Science" 3rd Edition by Scott Freeman
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