iii and iv Table 1 shows the molar properties of bases in the nucleic acid from nine different livingorganisms.Nucleic acidPercentage (%)A+TG+CAdenineThymineGuanineCytosineEscherichia coli26.023.924.925.21.00(K-12)Diplococcus29.831.620.518.01.59pneumoniaMycobacterium 15.114.634.935.40.42tuberculosisYeast31.332.918.717.11.79Paracentrotus32.832.117.718.41.80lividusHerring27.827.522.222.61.23Rat28.628.421.421.51.33Human30.731.219.318.81.62Species X30.929.4???(i)What are the percentages of Guanine and Cytosine in Species X?(ii)Which organism has a higher melting point for its DNA structure compared to speciesX?Explain why DNA in the presence of monovalent cations will have a high meltingtemperature (Tm).(iv)Erwin Chargaff's research was based on the selection of DNAs from many organisms(Table 1). If Erwin's analyses is based on only the data of Escherichia coli (K12), wouldhe be able to establish certain Chargaff's rule? Explain.

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(iii) Explain why DNA in the presence of monovalent cations will have a high melting temperature (Tm). (iv) Erwin Chargaff's research was based on the selection of DNAs from many organisms (Table 1). If Erwin's analyses is based on only the data of Escherichia coli (K12), would he be able to establish certain Chargaff's rule? Explain.

(iii) Explain why DNA in the presence of monovalent cations will have a high melting temperature (Tm). (iv) Erwin Chargaff's research was based on the selection of DNAs from many organisms (Table 1). If Erwin's analyses is based on only the data of Escherichia coli (K12), would he be able to establish certain Chargaff's rule? Explain.

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