If the nitrogen-based molecules present in the DNA of an animal are found to be 13.2% adenine molecules, what percentage of guanine would be present in the animal’s DNA? Select one: a. 26.4% b. 36.8% c. 13.2% d. 73.6%

If the nitrogen-based molecules present in the DNA of an animal are found to be 13.2% adenine molecules, what percentage of guanine would be present in the animal’s DNA? Select one: a. 26.4% b. 36.8% c. 13.2% d. 73.6%

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Human Biology (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

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Author:Cecie Starr, Beverly McMillan

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Chapter1: Learning About Human Biology

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