Researchers discover “quadruple helix” DNA in living human cells.
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Researchers from Cambridge University have discovered four-stranded "quadruple helix" in living human cells. Quadruple helix DNA structures take shape in regions of DNA that are full of the building block guanine... To continue reading, subscribe to Science Recorder today.
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