Watson's And Cricks Observation Paper

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When a new DNA cell gets produced it uses old DNA molecules like a template. since we understand the process of this we know how Watson’s and Cricks observation helped us to know that only certain base pairings could exist in DNA strands. DNA strands contain data that is important for reconstruction of another

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