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The X-ray diffraction pattern for DNA suggested to Wilkins and Franklin all of the following features about DNA EXCEPT:
A) a DNA molecule is helical.
B) a DNA molecule has a uniform diameter of 2 nanometers.
C) the DNA molecule consists of repeating subunits.
D) the phosphate-sugar "backbone" of the molecule is on the outside of the DNA helix.
E) in a DNA molecule, A pairs with T and G pairs with C.

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