Please help ASAP!!!! If DNA template reads AGCTTAAGC, what is the nucleotide sequence of corresponding DNA strands 1.UGCAAUUCG 2. AGCTTAAGC 3. CTAGGCCTA 4. TCGAATTCG

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If DNA template reads AGCTTAAGC, what is the nucleotide sequence of corresponding DNA strands

1.UGCAAUUCG
2. AGCTTAAGC
3. CTAGGCCTA
4. TCGAATTCG

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Its number 4. T goes with A, G goes with C

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