What would be made in DNA replication using the following DNA strand – ACT GGA A. ACT GGA b. TGA CCT c. UGA CCU d. UGU CCA

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What would be made in DNA replication using the following DNA strand – ACT GGA

A. ACT GGA
b. TGA CCT
c. UGA CCU
d. UGU CCA

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The answer would be B.

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