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DNA A= 5' GGG GCT AGC CCC 3' DNA B= 3' ATA TAT ATA CCC 5' DNA C= 5' TAC GTT ACG TCG 3' DNA D= 3' ATC TTT GCA TTA 5' The DNA strand whose %A is 16.7%

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Chapter12: Dna: The Carrier Of Genetic Information

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5TYU: If a segment of DNA is 5 CATTAC 3, the complementary DNA strand is (a) 3 CATTAC 5 (b) 3 GTAATG ...

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DNA A= 5' GGG GCT AGC CCC 3'
DNA B= 3' ATA TAT ATA CCC 5'
DNA C= 5' TAC GTT ACG TCG 3'
DNA D= 3' ATC TTT GCA TTA 5'
The DNA strand whose %A is 16.7%

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