Please help The complementary DNA sequence of CTC-GAC-GGA is - A.TTC-CTG-ATT B.GAG-CTG-CCT C.TGT-AGT-AAG D. OTTA-ATG-CTT

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The complementary DNA sequence of CTC-GAC-GGA is -

A.TTC-CTG-ATT

B.GAG-CTG-CCT

C.TGT-AGT-AAG

D. OTTA-ATG-CTT

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The answer Is B because in DNA, C goes with G, T goes with A, G goes with C, and A goes with T

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