2.1The structure of DNA2.2The data a model had to fit2.3The Watson–Crick model2.4Why the model fits the data2.5Worked example 3 — complementary strand2.6Worked example 4 — base percentages2.7Worked example 5 — a test for the type of nucleic acid2.8Why replicate?2.9The steps and the enzymes2.10Where replication starts2.11Summary of the enzymes2.12Worked example 6 — template and product2.13Worked example 7 — how many fragments?2.14Worked example 8 — speed of copying2.15DNA damage and repair2.16Worked example 9 — why does RNA virus mutate more?2.17Prokaryotes2.18Eukaryotes – chromatin and condensation2.19Comparison2.20Worked example 10 — packing ratio2.21The genome2.22Repetitive DNA2.23Worked example 11 — reasons2.24Definition2.25Kinds2.26Gamete and somatic mutations2.27Origin of mutations2.28Worked example 12 — classify2.29Key terms2.30Final recapWhat would you like to do next?