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Pretend you are DNA polymerase. You are copying this sequence. What would the new sequence be? A A G G T A C G T A C G G C T A T C G C A

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T T C C A T G C A T C C G A T A G C G T

TS PAIR WITH AS SO THEY SWITCH

GS PAIR WITH CS SO THEY SWITCH

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