The two strands of DNA that make up a double helix o are identical to each other are held together by covalent bonds are oriented in the same direction O are complementary to each other

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The two strands of DNA that make up a double helix o are identical to each other are held together by covalent bonds are oriented in the same direction O are complementary to each other

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this means the DNA will unwinds and unzips

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