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What is the complementary base to cytosine in DNA? A uracil B. thymine C. adenine D. guanine
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What is the complementary base to cytosine in DNA?

A uracil
B. thymine
C. adenine
D. guanine

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Answer:

Guanine

Step-by-step explanation:

C and G

T and U both go together in DNA.

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