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Author Question: The following is part of a DNA sequence. What is its complementary sequence? AGTTCGAGCCT (Read 228 times)

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Question 1

Which of the following statements is TRUE?
◦ Thymine and Guanine are a complementary base pair that forms three hydrogen bonds.
◦ Cytosine and Guanine are a complementary base pair that forms two hydrogen bonds.
◦ Thymine and Adenine are a complementary base pair that forms two hydrogen bonds.
◦ Cytosine and Thymine are a complementary base pair that forms three hydrogen bonds.
◦ Thymine and Guanine are a complementary base pair that forms two hydrogen bonds.

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The following is part of a DNA sequence. What is its complementary sequence?

AGTTCGAGCCT

◦ CAGTCCA
◦ AGGCTCGAACT
◦ AGTTCGAGCCT
◦ TCAAGCTCGGA
◦ TCCGAGCTTGA
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Reply #1 on: Nov 18, 2019
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