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Chargoffs rule states that the DNA of any species contain equal amounts of______ and _______ and also equal amounts of ______ and ______.
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Chargoffs rule states that the DNA of any species contain equal amounts of______ and _______ and also equal amounts of ______ and ______.
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cytosine and guanine
thymine and adenine
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