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1.	The third assumption in predicting RNA secondary structure is that the structure is assumed to be formed by _____ of the chain back on itself in a manner that ________
A.	crossing, produces knots
B.	crossing, does not produce any knots
C.	folding, produces knots
D.	folding, does not produce any knots
Answer» E.

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