Identify the the correct base pair AT CA AG GT

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Identify the the correct base pair
AT
CA
AG
GT

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AT would be correct, since adenine and thymine go together in DNA. A helpful way to remember is by memorizing the sequence “ATGC”. A goes with T, G goes with C.

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