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Which is an example of complementary base pairing in DNA? A. thymine pairing with cytosine B. guanine pairing with cytosine C. adenine pairing with cytosine D. uracil pairing wi…

Which is an example of complementary base pairing in DNA? A. thymine pairing with cytosine B. guanine pairing with cytosine C. adenine pairing with cytosine D. uracil pairing wi…
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Which is an example of complementary base pairing in DNA? A. thymine pairing with cytosine B. guanine pairing with cytosine C. adenine pairing with cytosine D. uracil pairing with cytosine

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User Aamir Kalimi
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its always A-T and C-G, so B guanine and cytosine

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