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The bonds that hold the tro stands of DNA together come from? A. the attraction of phosphate groups for each other B. strong bonds between cogenous bases and deoxyribose. C. wesk hydrogen bonds between
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The bonds that hold the tro stands of DNA together come from?

A. the attraction of phosphate groups for each other

B. strong bonds between cogenous bases and deoxyribose.

C. wesk hydrogen bonds between the nitrogenous bases

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It's C. Weak hydrogen bonds between the nitrogenous bases.
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