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Is it true that hydrogen bonds hold two strands of DNA together by forming between nitrogen bases

Is it true that hydrogen bonds hold two strands of DNA together by forming between nitrogen bases
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Is it true that hydrogen bonds hold two strands of DNA together by forming between nitrogen bases

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Hydrogen bonds hold the bases in DNA. It is the weakest bond so that DNA can go throught translation, 
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