Base stacking in b-dna results from: choose the correct answer from the following choices, and then select the submit answer button. hydrogen bonding of watson-crick base pairs. the hydrophobic effect. van der waals interactions. both hydrogen bonding of watson-crick base pairs and the hydrophobic effect. both the hydrophobic effect and van der waals interactions.

both the hydrophobic effect and van der Waals interactions.

Explanation:

Hydrophobic interactions refer to the interaction of non-polar groups with each other in the watery medium. Van der Waals interactions are the weak intermolecular forces formed when one molecule induces polarization in the other.

A DNA double helix has the base pair stacked on the top of one another. The adjacent base pairs are separated from each other by a distance of 3.4 angstroms. The atoms of each base pair for van der Waals interactions with each other since they are separated from each other by van der Waal contact distance.

Also, the hydrophobic surfaces of the bases make hydrophobic interactions with each other to stay away from the water. Therefore, Van der Waal interactions and hydrophobic effects both contribute to base stacking.

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