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Which of the following base pair sequences could be present in DNA? A. AGTCAG TCAGTC B. GTACGC TATGCG C. AT AT AT CGCGCG D. TCTCG TCTCG

Which of the following base pair sequences could be present in DNA? A. AGTCAG TCAGTC B. GTACGC TATGCG C. AT AT AT CGCGCG D. TCTCG TCTCG
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Which of the following base pair sequences could be present in

DNA?
A. AGTCAG
TCAGTC
B. GTACGC
TATGCG
C. AT AT AT
CGCGCG
D. TCTCG
TCTCG

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User Cleopatra
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A is correct in DNA the base pairs are always A pairs to T and C pairs to G. Only in RNA the base pairs change so instead of A pairing with T, for RNA A pairs with U and G will continue to pair with C.
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User Francois Botha
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Answer:

The answer is A

Explanation: T pairs with A and G pairs with C

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User Vitalii Diravka
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