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Nucleic Acid Secondary Structure refers to the set of Interactions between bases within a nucleic acid molecule, primarily through Hydrogen Bonding, resulting in the Formation of structures like helices and loops. This structure is crucial for the Function of nucleic acids, influencing Processes such as replication, transcription, and translation by determining the molecule's Three-dimensional conformation.
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