A: A blood moon is a deep reddening of the moon caused by the Earth passing between the moon and the sun. During the period of the eclipse, light from the sun... Full Answer >
Sometimes, bones are the only accessible source of DNA, thanks to their structure, which preserves DNA comparatively well and for a long time. The main problems of DNA extraction from bones are DNA degradation due to environmental factors and the presence of soil-derived inhibitors like humus acids [1â10].
Best Answer: Definitely not. DNA itself is a nucleic acid which is made up of nucleotides. The latter are made of three parts 1. any one purine or pyrimidine base (there four kinds of these, two of each) 2. one deoxyribose sugar 3. one phosphate group. There is not a trace of protein or even amino acid in it. DNA in the nucleus is supported by proteins but they are just support structures and not part of it.