What is the complementary dna sequence to 5′ gtcagttcgta 3′?

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What is the complementary dna sequence to 5′ gtcagttcgta 3′?

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A is correct because DNA strands are antiparallel.

Align all of these as 3' to 5' then base complementarity. Emucompboy is correct.

Tom Nijs answered May 14, 2019

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