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DNA is double stranded. How do the nitrogenous bases of one strand match up with its complimentary strand?

DNA is double stranded. How do the nitrogenous bases of one strand match up with its complimentary strand?
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DNA is double stranded. How do the nitrogenous bases of one strand match up with its complimentary strand?

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Guanine is always paired with cytosine and thiamine is always paired with adenosine! So one strand will be opposite the other! :)
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