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In DNA, thymine always pairs with (cytosine / guanine / adenine) and cytosine always pairs with (adenine / guanine / thymine) by forming (hydrogen bonds / covalent bonds / ionic bonds) across complementary
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In DNA, thymine always pairs with (cytosine / guanine / adenine) and cytosine always pairs with (adenine / guanine / thymine) by forming (hydrogen bonds / covalent bonds / ionic bonds) across complementary strands

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Answer:

Thymine pairs with Adenine

Cytosine pairs with Guanine

Hydrogen bonds

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The answer is Hydrogen bonds

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