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If you were aware of the amount of guanine and adenine in a cell how would you determine how much cytosine and thymine there is in that cell

If you were aware of the amount of guanine and adenine in a cell how would you determine how much cytosine and thymine there is in that cell
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If you were aware of the amount of guanine and adenine in a cell how would you determine how much cytosine and thymine there is in that cell

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Since guanine - cytosine and adenine - thymine are are always paired in the DNA, the amount of cytosine is approximately the same as guanine and the amount of thymine is approximately the same as adenine
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