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Can DNA survive to intense heat?

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Can DNA survive to intense heat?..

Answer / sivani

Yes DNA can survive to intense heat.

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Can DNA survive to intense heat?..

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it can survive upto 70 c, then it get uncoiled.

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Can DNA survive to intense heat?..

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no it cant survive for intense heat bcz the hydrogen bonds present in genetic material are heat sensitive..

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