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The two long polynucleotide chains of DNA are held together by. A. Hydrogen bonds. B. Covalent bonds. C. Metallic bonds. D. Ionic bonds. E. Polar covalent bonds.

The two long polynucleotide chains of DNA are held together by. A. Hydrogen bonds. B. Covalent bonds. C. Metallic bonds. D. Ionic bonds. E. Polar covalent bonds.
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The two long polynucleotide chains of DNA are held together by.

A. Hydrogen bonds. B. Covalent bonds. C. Metallic bonds. D. Ionic bonds. E. Polar covalent bonds.

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Hydrogen bonds

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Hydrogen bonds between complementary bases if im not wrong

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