Recall that two hydrogen bonds bind A and T, but three hydrogen bonds bind G and C. Because the stability of DNA is affected by the number of hydrogen bonds, with more bonds promoting more stability, which

Recall that two hydrogen bonds bind A and T, but three hydrogen bonds bind G and C. Because the

stability of DNA is affected by the number of hydrogen bonds, with more bonds promoting more
stability, which double-stranded DNA molecule would likely have the greatest stability?
a. A molecule with 20 percent A
b. A molecule with 26 percent G
c. A molecule with 32 percent C
d. A molecule with 38 percent T
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