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Adenine is 29%, guanine is 17%, thymine is 17% and cytosine is 32%. What is the type of dna?
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Adenine is 29%, guanine is 17%, thymine is 17% and cytosine is 32%. What is the type of dna?
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Based on the given percentages, the DNA appears to be double-stranded DNA with a high content of cytosine.
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