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Crick originally thought that each type of nitrogenous base hydrogen bonded with its self (A-A, T-T, etc.) why was this incorrect? what makes this impossible?

Crick originally thought that each type of nitrogenous base hydrogen bonded with its self (A-A, T-T, etc.) why was this incorrect? what makes this impossible?
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crick originally thought that each type of nitrogenous base hydrogen bonded with its self (A-A, T-T, etc.) why was this incorrect? what makes this impossible?

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Each nitrogenous base has a specific base pair to which it bonds with. A bond with T while G bonds with C.
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